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ForrestGump
02/05/08 at 8:22 pm

cool. I'm also studying forensics, so it'll be interesting to see what someone posts. Do crime scene cleaners come in after the evidence techs?

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m_novotny
02/06/08 at 4:10 pm

No, crime scene cleaners come in after the criminal but before the techs...what they do falls under "obstruction of justice".

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ForrestGump
02/06/08 at 8:54 pm

How do they clean w/o destroying evidence and ruining the chain of custody?

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iburnedgijoe
02/09/08 at 5:28 am

You want a job cleaning crime scenes? I got some East coast based Italian 'business associates' who could use someone with your skills.

Gen. Jack D. Ripper
Peace through kinetic solutions

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iburnedgijoe
02/09/08 at 5:30 am

You want a job cleaning crime scenes? I got some East coast based Italian 'business associates' who could use someone with your skills.

Gen. Jack D. Ripper
Peace through kinetic solutions


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