The murder weapon is the main piece of evidence in any successful murder trial.
/worked in a forensic lab
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Wed 30 Nov 2005, 23:51,
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yes, but isn't it usually obvious if the body's been shot?
/only did one year of foresnsics and chemistry
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Wed 30 Nov 2005, 23:52,
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Yes, but there are many different types of gun out there.
Proving that the gun the murderer had was the one that was used is half of the job.
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Wed 30 Nov 2005, 23:54,
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whats the procedure when someone repeatedly confesses and refuses to accept any evidence to the contrary?
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Wed 30 Nov 2005, 23:55,
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we all know colonel mustard learned to beat the box when he was with the SAS
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Wed 30 Nov 2005, 23:57,
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^ this
although the term we use is "sectioned under the Mental Health Act 1984" :)
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Wed 30 Nov 2005, 23:57,
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Get him to sign the confession,
knock off early, and head down the pub?
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Wed 30 Nov 2005, 23:57,
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Only applicable
if he's Irish.
[/sadly not as topical as it once was]
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Wed 30 Nov 2005, 23:59,
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[/sadly not as topical as it once was]
presumably
they cover how to spell 'forensics' in year 2...
/pedant
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Thu 1 Dec 2005, 0:48,
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/pedant
Yes, but surely most people can tell the difference between someone that's been beaten about the head with a metal pipe, and someone that's been shot?
For the purposes of the game.
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Wed 30 Nov 2005, 23:52,
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i'm too quick for you m'dear
but thanks for the vote of confidence
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Wed 30 Nov 2005, 23:54,
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Not if you were killed by being locked in a room with Metallica playing on loop through really powerful speakers
What a horrible way to go...
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