01-10-2014, 11:36 AM
In the spirit of meeting half way, etc I agree that a dog should have found that body. It is my understanding that cadaver dogs are a unique subset and don't even need the scent of the individual. They will alert on any cadaver. Fortunately cadavers are relatively few and far between. Nevertheless these are things that I am guessing you and I both don't know the specifics of and when a statement is made particularly vehemently I question how the author can be so confident. Criticism is not far behind. Perhaps it is just your nature but you seem to me to make very vehement statements and your first response to my post was openly critical as well. You were vehemently critical of what I thought was a very impartial statement, meant to be taken only for what it was worth. In its place you suggested something that was at the opposite end of the spectrum in that none of it made sense unless it ALL made sense, unless the whole far fetched theory was competitive.

