Sooooooo, does this mean we'll be seeing your face on the news soon, under the word "WANTED"?
And that is not how you dispose of a body properly. First you dismember it into smaller parts. Then you wrap them in old newspaper with a few rocks tied to them for weight. Then you go for a little drive, and drop a hunk or two into local waterways as you go. No more than two bits in the same place though. Then you thoroughly clean the scene with lots and lots of bleach. It doesn't remove traces of blood, but it will make it impossible to recover any DNA samples for the prosecution.
I watch wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyy too many forensics programs.
Remember, mrmikeyman, if they use luminol it doesn't matter how much scrubbing and bleaching you do, you're still fucked 'cause they'll detect massive amounts of blood anyway. Which is why you should never do it at home or a place they can trace you to. I do like the idea of dropping no more than two body parts per place though, very sensible. Yay CourtTV!!!! :)
AS for you, mrphoenixftm, you had a hate party and you didn't invite me? *pouts* But no, seriously, um, what is that?
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And that is not how you dispose of a body properly. First you dismember it into smaller parts. Then you wrap them in old newspaper with a few rocks tied to them for weight. Then you go for a little drive, and drop a hunk or two into local waterways as you go. No more than two bits in the same place though. Then you thoroughly clean the scene with lots and lots of bleach. It doesn't remove traces of blood, but it will make it impossible to recover any DNA samples for the prosecution.
I watch wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyy too many forensics programs.
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AS for you, mrphoenixftm, you had a hate party and you didn't invite me? *pouts* But no, seriously, um, what is that?
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