California cops use first-person tweets in bid to solve decades-old cold case
Posted: July 9, 2018 Filed under: Uncategorized 2 CommentsInteresting approach to solving a homicide. Thanks to the reader who forwarded this to me.
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Thanks for this one Cathy. Yes, a lot of self satisfied creeps are going to have to go on the run with their walkers and canes due to DNA. Hooray for science.
That’s nice! I hope one day our police agencies would get creative like that!
Jessie
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