I was watching an episode last night that really made me think about eating in restaurants.
They were following a suspect to try and obtain a DNA sample. So they follow him to a restaurant where he eats a meal alone. After he leaves they obtain the fork he used and test it for DNA. When the test comes back there is a weak male DNA sample but a stronger female DNA sample. He wasn't making out with any waitresses either. Pretty gross.
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I was watching an episode last night that really made me think about eating in restaurants.
They were following a suspect to try and obtain a DNA sample. So they follow him to a restaurant where he eats a meal alone. After he leaves they obtain the fork he used and test it for DNA. When the test comes back there is a weak male DNA sample but a stronger female DNA sample. He wasn't making out with any waitresses either. Pretty gross.
Used to watch when I was in high school. That was 17 years ago.
Re-runs of episodes that I haven't seen aren't that bad.
But Randy is right. Give us some new sh!t
Yeah I haven't seen them all but there are some pretty old ones. Some are classics though.
Like the one with the oil drum marked as hazardous chemicals that sat in a basement of a house for like 50 years through several owners. That one was crazy
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Quote Originally Posted by Slobbasaurus:
Used to watch when I was in high school. That was 17 years ago.
Re-runs of episodes that I haven't seen aren't that bad.
But Randy is right. Give us some new sh!t
Yeah I haven't seen them all but there are some pretty old ones. Some are classics though.
Like the one with the oil drum marked as hazardous chemicals that sat in a basement of a house for like 50 years through several owners. That one was crazy
Did you know that in Canada, police don't need a warrant to obtain a DNA sample? Other words, they can say enter a suspects unattended vehicle, take a tube of chap stick and test it for DNA match..
Good show, watch it once in awhile.
Dateline Saturday night murder mystery is really good too.
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Did you know that in Canada, police don't need a warrant to obtain a DNA sample? Other words, they can say enter a suspects unattended vehicle, take a tube of chap stick and test it for DNA match..
Good show, watch it once in awhile.
Dateline Saturday night murder mystery is really good too.
Did you know that in Canada, police don't need a warrant to obtain a DNA sample? Other words, they can say enter a suspects unattended vehicle, take a tube of chap stick and test it for DNA match..
Good show, watch it once in awhile.
Dateline Saturday night murder mystery is really good too.
Not true at all.. read this. Theres only 3 ways they can even collect your dna. They tried to get mine and my lawyer shut that down pretty quick
Did you know that in Canada, police don't need a warrant to obtain a DNA sample? Other words, they can say enter a suspects unattended vehicle, take a tube of chap stick and test it for DNA match..
Good show, watch it once in awhile.
Dateline Saturday night murder mystery is really good too.
Not true at all.. read this. Theres only 3 ways they can even collect your dna. They tried to get mine and my lawyer shut that down pretty quick
Yeah I haven't seen them all but there are some pretty old ones. Some are classics though.
Like the one with the oil drum marked as hazardous chemicals that sat in a basement of a house for like 50 years through several owners. That one was crazy
I saw that one,
**SPOILER ALERT**
They finally catch up with the guy who did it, he's like in his 80's, and he says something like, "Why are you bringing up that old $#!t, who even cares anymore....."
Another great one, the drifter from like the 1950's who kills 2 teens, steals their car, gets pulled over by the cops like 20 minutes later, KILLS THE COP, then basically starts a family and a normal life, and moves on, only to finally be caught in like 1998......
Great show, wish there was new ones.....
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Quote Originally Posted by thecentaur:
Yeah I haven't seen them all but there are some pretty old ones. Some are classics though.
Like the one with the oil drum marked as hazardous chemicals that sat in a basement of a house for like 50 years through several owners. That one was crazy
I saw that one,
**SPOILER ALERT**
They finally catch up with the guy who did it, he's like in his 80's, and he says something like, "Why are you bringing up that old $#!t, who even cares anymore....."
Another great one, the drifter from like the 1950's who kills 2 teens, steals their car, gets pulled over by the cops like 20 minutes later, KILLS THE COP, then basically starts a family and a normal life, and moves on, only to finally be caught in like 1998......
They finally catch up with the guy who did it, he's like in his 80's, and he says something like, "Why are you bringing up that old $#!t, who even cares anymore....."
Another great one, the drifter from like the 1950's who kills 2 teens, steals their car, gets pulled over by the cops like 20 minutes later, KILLS THE COP, then basically starts a family and a normal life, and moves on, only to finally be caught in like 1998......
Great show, wish there was new ones.....
There's one episode that happened near me. The sheriff at the time (who was law enforcement, not part of the crime) who they interview several times in the episode ended up being indicted on some stuff later on and died in police custody. It was pretty crazy
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Quote Originally Posted by GimmeMoneyNow:
I saw that one,
**SPOILER ALERT**
They finally catch up with the guy who did it, he's like in his 80's, and he says something like, "Why are you bringing up that old $#!t, who even cares anymore....."
Another great one, the drifter from like the 1950's who kills 2 teens, steals their car, gets pulled over by the cops like 20 minutes later, KILLS THE COP, then basically starts a family and a normal life, and moves on, only to finally be caught in like 1998......
Great show, wish there was new ones.....
There's one episode that happened near me. The sheriff at the time (who was law enforcement, not part of the crime) who they interview several times in the episode ended up being indicted on some stuff later on and died in police custody. It was pretty crazy
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