Intern Cracks cold case after 36 years

[cyrus buelton]

I think you guys missed the point of the posting.............


"cracking a cold case"

She didn't crack shit. She just sent in finger prints for the FBI to run through their database.

They made the article sound like she did a lot of investigating to crack the case.

She did shit.

I am not discounting she did help solve the crime, but saying they would hire her as a detective?


Come on.

[NAKID]

Wait, wasnt the prints submitted once, but sinec they were not on record they coudlnt find anything? she sent them the 2nd time and got lucky right?

AFIS didn't exist 36 years ago when the prints were actually taken. There was nothing to submit them into. In my eyes, she's just a body doing work that no one else had the time to do....

[red baron]

In my eyes, she's just a body doing work that no one else had the time to do....

and quite the body

[Speeddog]

I think you guys missed the point of the posting.............


"cracking a cold case"

She didn't crack shit. She just sent in finger prints for the FBI to run through their database.

They made the article sound like she did a lot of investigating to crack the case.

She did shit.

I am not discounting she did help solve the crime, but saying they would hire her as a detective?


Come on.

Perhaps you should re-read that story.

Said nothing of hiring her as a detective.

[Ducatiloo]

I think cyrus point was that the story acted as if she broke the case as in doing detective work.   She did her job well but it was not detective work.