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perkins писал(а): ↑Пн апр 20, 2026 7:51 amда, собака учуяла запах, значит что-то было, предположений у меня никаких, кроме того, что это какая-то сырая история в которую добавили каких-то странных подробностей

Я не понимаю вашу логику. От слова "совсем"

The Perez Case ("The Ruse" by Dateline)
In the Dateline episode "The Ruse," the cadaver dog's alert in the Perez home turned out to be a "false positive" because no murder had actually occurred. There are several scientific reasons why a highly trained dog might alert even when no body is present:

Why the Dog Alerted in the Perez Home

• Minor Biological Traces: Tom Perez Sr. was a diabetic who frequently pricked his fingers. Experts believe dogs can occasionally alert to blood from a living person as it begins to degrade.
• Contamination or Old Scents: Dogs can detect scents that are decades old. If a previous resident died in the house years ago, the dog might still pick up that lingering odor.
• Handler Cuing (The "Clever Hans" Effect): If a handler subconsciously believes a crime occurred in a specific spot, they may unintentionally cue the dog to alert through subtle body language.

General Reasons for False Alerts

• Residual Scent: Dogs can detect where a body used to be, even if it was moved long ago.
• Scent Pools: Airflow can move scent molecules far from their original source, creating "pools" in corners that mislead the dog.
• Training Gaps: Without proper "proofing," a dog might mistakenly alert to dead animal remains in the walls or crawlspace.

klsk писал(а): ↑Пн апр 20, 2026 10:54 am

perkins писал(а): ↑Пн апр 20, 2026 7:51 amда, собака учуяла запах, значит что-то было, предположений у меня никаких, кроме того, что это какая-то сырая история в которую добавили каких-то странных подробностей

Я не понимаю вашу логику. От слова "совсем"

The Perez Case ("The Ruse" by Dateline)
In the Dateline episode "The Ruse," the cadaver dog's alert in the Perez home turned out to be a "false positive" because no murder had actually occurred. There are several scientific reasons why a highly trained dog might alert even when no body is present:

Why the Dog Alerted in the Perez Home

• Minor Biological Traces: Tom Perez Sr. was a diabetic who frequently pricked his fingers. Experts believe dogs can occasionally alert to blood from a living person as it begins to degrade.
• Contamination or Old Scents: Dogs can detect scents that are decades old. If a previous resident died in the house years ago, the dog might still pick up that lingering odor.
• Handler Cuing (The "Clever Hans" Effect): If a handler subconsciously believes a crime occurred in a specific spot, they may unintentionally cue the dog to alert through subtle body language.

General Reasons for False Alerts

• Residual Scent: Dogs can detect where a body used to be, even if it was moved long ago.
• Scent Pools: Airflow can move scent molecules far from their original source, creating "pools" in corners that mislead the dog.
• Training Gaps: Without proper "proofing," a dog might mistakenly alert to dead animal remains in the walls or crawlspace.

ок, собаки дали ложный сигнал. Кровь на перилах и не только тоже оказалась не кровью?
Мне показалось что авторы изначально пытались продемонстрировать максимально очевидно, что с сыном что-то не так и кровь в доме, чтобы зритель был уверен в вине сына, а потом доказать его невиновность и продемонстрировать кровожадность детективов

Напишу здесь чтоб новую тему не открывать....

Не думаю что Murdaugh был wrongfully аccused and convicted, но теперь новый суд будет..... Тетка-клерк повеселилась с комментариями к жюри. Вот же.....

https://nypost.com/2026/05/13/us-news/w ... verturned/

lizacat писал(а): ↑Чт май 14, 2026 12:26 pm Напишу здесь чтоб новую тему не открывать....

Не думаю что Murdaugh был wrongfully аccused and convicted, но теперь новый суд будет..... Тетка-клерк повеселилась с комментариями к жюри. Вот же.....
https://nypost.com/2026/05/13/us-news/w ... verturned/

Неважно, будет сидеть.

Murdaugh will remain behind bars serving concurrent 40-year federal and 27-year state sentences for financial crimes for stealing from his clients.