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To: mystery-ak
Nah, Major Garret, FOX, said they had a dragnet all around the Steak House and discounted the Bloodhound reports...I do too, actually...I would expect that in order for a dog to pick up "THE scent" of THE shooter, then some piece of evidence would have to be LINKED directly from the target site to the place where the shooter was shooting...and I don't think that has happened...
15 posted on 10/20/2002 4:47:57 AM PDT by GRRRRR
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any medical types in here care to weigh in on the frequency of a bullet being left in a shooting victim ?

and no 55MHz jokes, it's too damned early

17 posted on 10/20/2002 4:51:58 AM PDT by tomkat
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To: GRRRRR
haha...write=right....Im half awake.....but I thought bloodhounds are trained to follow gunpowder scents....?
18 posted on 10/20/2002 4:52:44 AM PDT by mystery-ak
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re: bloodhounds:
It rained last night and that would have made the dogs' work harder.
57 posted on 10/20/2002 5:51:04 AM PDT by edwin hubble
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To: GRRRRR
"evidence would have to be LINKED directly from the target site to the place where the shooter was shooting"

If the shooter did shoot from the prone position when he shot the boy, they should have enough of his scent to give to the dogs. That along with the gunpowder could be enough,
I would think.

Surely LE have more than we think. I think since he shoots from wooded areas and he (they) leaves the vehicle and shoots prone each time. I also think he never leaves town. Maybe they should check mini-warehouses in the shooting areas.
84 posted on 10/20/2002 6:28:54 AM PDT by bluecollarman
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