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If you have not visited Forensic File’s site, you are missing out on some great info AND clips from their show.
I will be running a series on terms and jargon used in forensic pathology to help understand what the scientists are talking about on crime shows. Here is part 1. Let me know if you learn anything.
Some of you have emailed me asking when I will post again. Sorry, I know it has been a while. The truth is, I have been incredibly sick over the last 2 weeks. I spent Christmas Eve in the ER for over 5 hours! Unfortunately Santa did not visit me there.
So what is wrong? That is what I would like to know! I can down with the exact same symptoms last year:
Carol is married to Carl. Lately they have been fighting over money.
On a hot summer day, Carol asks Carl if he would like to take a hike in the woods to a remote and hidden lake. Carl agrees. Once they arrive at the lake, Carol shoots her husband.
A couple, Matt and Karen, were driving on highway X, a dark and deserted country road, looking for a gas station. They sputter to a stop as their car runs out of gas.
Matt says to Karen, “Stay here. I will walk into town to get some gas or phone for help. It will probably be a while, so I will leave the keys with you so you can listen to the radio. Remember to lock all the windows and doors when I leave.”
This video spoofs some funny things that you should not do or say during an interrogation.
10. Try to blackmail the cops
9. Impersonate a famous fugitive
8. Reveal you know condemning details
7. Incriminate yourself further
6. Be creeper (aka be a weirdo)
5. Incriminate yourself further
4. Make sexual innuendos
3. Be disrespectful to the police
2. Be interrogated during a Wii tournament
1. Be an immigrant
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