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Wade Wilson
03/27/2009, 03:55
found this sort of funny, but a bit sad at the same time

http://www.bild.de/BILD/news/bild-english/world-news/2009/03/26/phantom-killer-a-myth/police-track-DNA-of-cotton-bud-maker-for-two-years.html

wondering how many people got away because of this mistake
1 Eyed Tiger
03/27/2009, 18:46
and I thought American cops were ineffectual laughingstocks....
maddragon13
03/28/2009, 01:30
and I thought American cops were ineffectual laughingstocks....

And next time you need help from a cop, remember your above statement and kindly refuse their help, or don't bother asking for their help. You don't deserve it after ignorent statements like that.

And yes, I do work in law enforcement and I am offended by your insulting words.
1 Eyed Tiger
03/28/2009, 02:02
And next time you need help from a cop, remember your above statement and kindly refuse their help, or don't bother asking for their help. You don't deserve it after ignorent statements like that.

And yes, I do work in law enforcement and I am offended by your insulting words.

Whoever appeals to the law against his fellow man is either a fool or a coward. Whoever cannot take care of themself without that law is both.

Have fun using underhanded trickery and people's ignorance of their rights against them, pig.
maddragon13
03/28/2009, 02:20
Editing my post to end a pointless and silly debate.
1 Eyed Tiger
03/28/2009, 02:28
Have I struck a nerve? At the very least I've derailed the thread. Didn't anyone ever tell you not to feed the trolls? Or perhaps you missed the obvious tell in my sig.

I love the high-and-mighty cop attitude, Type A personalities are the most fun to toy with.
wintremute
03/30/2009, 19:33
found this sort of funny, but a bit sad at the same time

http://www.bild.de/BILD/news/bild-english/world-news/2009/03/26/phantom-killer-a-myth/police-track-DNA-of-cotton-bud-maker-for-two-years.html

wondering how many people got away because of this mistake

That's what I was wondering, too. How much man-power has gone into looking for the non-killer?
Wade Wilson
03/31/2009, 13:47
That's what I was wondering, too. How much man-power has gone into looking for the non-killer?

2 years worth really, so i'm sure quite a bit... it's just one of those things, it's embarrassing to the law enforcers, but i would think they'd notice the differences between crimes to tell that hey...it doesn't add up and rethink/exam things...
joh-marko
04/01/2009, 16:07
2 years worth really, so i'm sure quite a bit... it's just one of those things, it's embarrassing to the law enforcers, but i would think they'd notice the differences between crimes to tell that hey...it doesn't add up and rethink/exam things...

Man i wonder about thevictims families' response to this. It wont be too pretty. I agree, funny situation, then you remember, oh wait they were used at murders, thats not funny now.
Wade Wilson
04/01/2009, 22:08
Man i wonder about thevictims families' response to this. It wont be too pretty. I agree, funny situation, then you remember, oh wait they were used at murders, thats not funny now.

basically =/ it's just one of those things... that are both kind of funny due to how obscure it is, but sad because it's ruined peoples lives a bit, and let some bad guys go get away...
JackAssterson
04/06/2009, 18:49
Well, of course s/he was a myth.

You can't kill phantoms. Only bust 'em.