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and now, if we get murdered, we're going to be called extinct :mad:

Seriously though, when the fuck did "life extinct" replace "time of death"?

Although I do realise that this wasn't a hospital setting and therefore time of death hasn't been established... yet

I have no idea tbh, as far as I knew it was TOD. Perhaps it's just a paramedic thing or something.
 
I have no idea tbh, as far as I knew it was TOD. Perhaps it's just a paramedic thing or something.

Maybe

I don't like it

I don't like time of death either, but I'd rather they say "time declared dead, but we haven't got any idea what time he/she really died until the coroner comes along and takes your liver temperature" than extinct :mad:
 
Yes, you could see the soapy bubbles of detergent.

But nobody saw Ben put it in, so everyone, including Ben will deny all knowledge :(

Maybe him or Jay have one of Heather's pubes caught on an item of clothing, 'cos pubes are always left as evidence in CSI if the victim's not managed to scratch their murderer ;)
 
Maybe

I don't like it

I don't like time of death either, but I'd rather they say "time declared dead, but we haven't got any idea what time he/she really died until the coroner comes along and takes your liver temperature" than extinct :mad:
It's pretty accurate. Life extinct is a recognition of death in that there is no point in any 1st aid. Certification of death is entirely different and happens, in this case, much much later....."Liver temperature" ....Minnie, you need some new books!!!!!!
 
It's pretty accurate. Life extinct is a recognition of death in that there is no point in any 1st aid. Certification of death is entirely different and happens, in this case, much much later....."Liver temperature" ....Minnie, you need some new books!!!!!!


What do I need new books for? :confused::hmm:
 
Is that the same as vitreous fluid? :hmm:
yup, It's often used to check for alcohol or drug levels, but the Potassium in the fluid can give an estimate of T.O.D. It's a bit wide at the moment, but give it a couple of years and it should be quite useful. Bit technical for Eastenders though
 
yup, It's often used to check for alcohol or drug levels, but the Potassium in the fluid can give an estimate of T.O.D. It's a bit wide at the moment, but give it a couple of years and it should be quite useful. Bit technical for Eastenders though

Exactly, and they only have 1/2 hour to solve the crime whereas CSI/NCIS has a full hour
 
Now what about the voicemail? All phone calls are recorded by that sneaky Government of ours aren't they? :hmm:
NO!!!! or not accessible to mere mortals:eek: phone company could get it back though. If they're quick. The phone will still remember it received a voicemail as well, even if it's deleted.
Now about that coat, was it a bio powder? its important!
 
NO!!!! or not accessible to mere mortals:eek: phone company could get it back though. If they're quick. The phone will still remember it received a voicemail as well, even if it's deleted.
Now about that coat, was it a bio powder? its important!

I didn't see what powder he put in :(
 
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