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  • In the article http://linkinghub.elsevier.com/retri...7907380700134X

    Cadaver dogs were tested in TWO TESTS with bodies dead less than 3 hours.

    Carpet squares were used as an odor transporting media.

    In test 1) The contamination occurred for 2 min WITHOUT ANY DIRECT CONTACT between the carpet and the corpse.

    Comparative searches by the dogs were performed over a time period of 35 days.

    In test 2) The contamination occurred for 10 min WITHOUT ANY DIRECT CONTACT between the carpet and the corpse.

    Comparative searches by the dogs were performed over a time period of 65 days.

    RESULTS = AMAZING.

    The results of this study indicate that the well-trained cadaver dog is an outstanding tool for crime scene investigation displaying excellent sensitivity (75-100), specificity (91-100), and having a positive predictive value (90-100), negative predictive value (90-100) as well as accuracy (92-100).

    CONCLUSION:

    The fable about Reiser that you read in the newspapers is crap.

    There is some explanation other than the "official" crap.

    The accuracy of the dogs was 92-100% over a 65 day period (and in another test, a 35 day period).

    The accuracy of the dogs was 92-100%,.. but that's not all. The accuracy figure includes tests up to 65 days after the body came close to, but did not touch, the carpet square.

    The accuracy of the dogs on day one, must have been 100%, if the accuracy only reduced to 92%, after some 50-60 days.
    Last edited by Jade; 08 July 2008, 10:20 AM.

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    • This used to be funny. Now, it's merely pathetic.

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      • When someone consecutively wrote 5 posts in a short time frame, that my friend, is a clear sign of agitation.

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        • Originally posted by rbmorse View Post
          Now, it's merely pathetic.
          Extremely pathetic. As if they knew where the body was before Hans told them, he would be on death row right now.
          Last edited by deanjo; 08 July 2008, 10:46 AM.

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          • How easily we fail to take into account the far-reaching power of this secret Jewish society that Jade has so diligently uncovered!

            Actually, Hans Reiser himself could appear in court and while being video recorded say how, when and why he killed his wife and Jade would still be making up idiotic conspiracy theories on who must have made him confess.

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            • CASE CLOSED

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              • Originally posted by some-guy View Post
                Blaaaahh she is ugly!!! the real question is:

                HOW COULD HIM MERRY HER!?!?!

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                • Here is a good article on Reiser's last meeting with a journalist. It's not an interview really since no questions are asked:
                  Five days before the computer genius who killed his wife led police to her body, he was remorseless and angry in defense of his innocence.

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                  • Originally posted by some-guy View Post
                    Just case someone too lazy to read the link...

                    ... Reiser also acknowledged that he and his wife had fought and that he had strangled her, a source familiar with the investigation said...
                    And, from joshuapurcell's link:

                    Originally posted by joshuapurcell View Post
                    ... Hans took the police to Nina's body. He had buried her less than a mile from his house, not far from the trailhead. He lived close to the Redwood Regional Park, a place where you could hike for days. Search and rescue had scoured the area with ground troops and cadaver dogs, but the body was hidden in a shallow grave more than 100 feet down a steep ravine. She had been strangled. His lawyers stated that Hans was remorseful; that he was trying to make things right. I knew that wasn't true. He had maintained his innocence since being arrested in October 2006. I was the last journalist to interview him before his confession. He wasn't remorseful, he was angry. He still felt the world owed him something.
                    Not that I hate Hans, but from what I have read about his character, the last part wasn't much of a big surprise to me.

                    Yes, the man wrote a file system, many view it as one of the best file system in the world, and made it into Linux.
                    Yes, because of this contribution, many of us admire him.
                    Yes, is saddening, it turn out this way.

                    But, he killed his ex-wife. From what I have learned so far, it is a fact.
                    Last edited by lenrek; 09 July 2008, 12:34 AM.

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                    • .. Reiser also acknowledged that he and his wife had fought and that he had strangled her, a source familiar with the investigation said...
                      MORE ON THIS (why not give the whole quote):

                      "Hans Reiser first told prosecutors a story that implicated Sean Sturgeon as the killer. Reiser claimed he had only helped bury the body. When he was asked to take a lie detector test while repeating the story, Reiser failed the test.
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                      Hans Reiser then offered another story, in which he said he strangled Nina after the two fought. He was offered a deal for second degree murder, 15-to-life, and waived his appellate rights."

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