Fingerprints and Talking Bones: How Real-life Crimes are SolvedCan a skeleton confess? Can a talking parrot actually lead the police to a suspect?
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... detectives decided to teach the parrot to say his name . He worked with the parrot for weeks before the bird could say ... detective discovered that one of the regular patrons had left town soon after the murder - and his name was Robert ...
... detectives decided to teach the parrot to say his name . He worked with the parrot for weeks before the bird could say ... detective discovered that one of the regular patrons had left town soon after the murder - and his name was Robert ...
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... detective named Sherlock Holmes . Sherlock Holmes solved crimes using methods that police were not yet using . In one story , the great detective could tell in which part of London someone had been walking by the mud on his trousers ...
... detective named Sherlock Holmes . Sherlock Holmes solved crimes using methods that police were not yet using . In one story , the great detective could tell in which part of London someone had been walking by the mud on his trousers ...
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... detective figured that maybe the killer had been in jail during the four years when there were no attacks . He went through the list of men recently released . When one suspect was arrested , his DNA matched the DNA on body fluids found ...
... detective figured that maybe the killer had been in jail during the four years when there were no attacks . He went through the list of men recently released . When one suspect was arrested , his DNA matched the DNA on body fluids found ...
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Fascinating U S Crime Facts | 17 |
BODY LANGUAGE | 25 |
Fingerprints at the Crime Scene | 31 |
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