Fire

[Syrup Beaver]

Different case actually. I like to refer to that one as "the propane incident".

But in that one you were the defendant, not the plaintiff

 

[water]

But in that one you were the defendant, not the plaintiff

You say tomato...

 

[fly]

If you were to poison someone to death and then put them near the fire, Id think forensics wouldn't be able to find a CoD...

Additionally, any prints/fibers would be incinerated as well.

 

[Syrup Beaver]

...you say clamato

 

[APRIL]

If you were to poison someone to death and then put them near the fire, Id think forensics wouldn't be able to find a CoD...

Additionally, any prints/fibers would be incinerated as well.

Stick them in the freezer beforehand to screw up TOD.

 

[my little brony]

If you were to poison someone to death and then put them near the fire, Id think forensics wouldn't be able to find a CoD...

Additionally, any prints/fibers would be incinerated as well.

Arson is by far the most difficult type of criminal investigation to conduct. An outdoor fire would be a nightmare for them.

 

[my little brony]

Stick them in the freezer beforehand to screw up TOD.

I'm pretty sure the heat from the fire would slightly alter the liver temp so the freezer thing would be unnecessary

 

[APRIL]

I'm pretty sure the heat from the fire would slightly alter the liver temp so the freezer thing would be unnecessary

Depends on how close to the fire you place the body.... can never be too careful!

 

[my little brony]

Depends on how close to the fire you place the body.... can never be too careful!

you place it IN the fire

if you're going to destroy evidence, don't half-ass it

 

[Mean Mr. Mustard]

Depends on how close to the fire you place the body.... can never be too careful!

Are you even reading the same thread as the rest of us?

 

[SRC]

All those fires they had in GA. It's just not got to where our air isn't infiltrated with their stink.