Here's your soil, the bag is extra

[Princess-Snake]

There's no such thing as a "perfect" crime. Well, unless you're OJ Simpson But seriously, it's impossible. Evidence (DNA, fibers, hair, etc.) gets left behind usually without the criminal even realizing it. Sooner or later, they will get caught.

BTW, anyone watch Body of Evidence on Court TV?

*raises hand and waves it wildly* I have! I have! No, down here! Behind the king cobra!

[Jetfire]

*cough*I don't think that plays in Canada. *cough* If it does; I haven't seen it. *cough*

*Spiffy gets a glass of water for this nasty cough he's had lately.*

Check out SPACE. They show it Friday's around 10PM Eastern, and Saturdays at 7PM Saturdays. If you have Digital Cable or Satilite, it's on ASN 9PM Fridays Eastern time. The various CityTV stations show it on Wednesdays I think, around 9PM local.

[Lace Neil Singer]

You don't even need to watch TV shows; just read books on true crime.

Lord Lucan committed the perfect crime; he got away with murder.

[MadMike]

There's no such thing as a "perfect" crime.

Sure there is. Just beat someone to death with another person. Then two people are dead, and there's no murder weapon.

[adarhysenthe]

Ah, fellow fans. Does anyone know if Body of Evidence, Cold Case Files, or Forensic Files are on DVD? I have no TV where I've been living and am finding that after seven months I really miss those good shows.

And no, I've never caught anyone deliberately damaging merchandise. Though there was this time at my department store days where we found several shirts with razor slices in them. Turns out the stockers were cutting the boxes open too deep.

[Namrepus221]

Sure there is. Just beat someone to death with another person. Then two people are dead, and there's no murder weapon.

Thank you George Carlin

[Andara Bledin]

Ah, fellow fans. Does anyone know if Body of Evidence, Cold Case Files, or Forensic Files are on DVD? I have no TV where I've been living and am finding that after seven months I really miss those good shows.

And no, I've never caught anyone deliberately damaging merchandise. Though there was this time at my department store days where we found several shirts with razor slices in them. Turns out the stockers were cutting the boxes open too deep.

Well, you could go to somewhere like Amazon and search DVDs by the term "Court TV." Otherwise, they have episodes available for download at iTunes. I didn't check prices, though.

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