Ridecamp: Re: [RC] Crime Scene/ Amber's story

Thank you for that caveat. I had about the same reaction when Amber first
told her story. I know how exciting it must have been to "poke around" but
this is reallly serious business and is not a game. I, for one, think that
the law enforcement professionals have a hard enough job and "rules of
evidence" make it even tougher.
Pat
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From: <AppaLucie@xxxxxxx>
To: <ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Sunday, August 25, 2002 8:53 AM
Subject: [RC] Crime Scene/ Amber's story


> NEVER EVER go into a crime scene area or a potential area.  The officals
> conducting the Forensic evidence studies will just have major problems.
Your
> presence there is contaminating the evidence.  There are such strict rules
of
> Evidence that any good defense attorney can now throw reasonable doubt
into
> the Jury's mind about how this guy might not have done it. Because your
> fingerprints, hair fibers, etc., were found at the scene.
>
> I'm sure you were not thinking about Crime scene evidence when you went to
> "Look around"  but I'd sure hate for a Serial Killer to get off because of
> some one "poking around"
>
> Anyway, my soap box for the day.
>
> Lucie Hess AREC#65
>
>  I'm not law enforcement, but I do investigations and evaluations using
> Police reports, and autopsy reports.
>
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