Crime & Justice
Forensic guest says a broken necklace and microphone should be retained as evidence, not returned
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Death Investigator REACTS to Video of Charlie Kirk Being Carried to His Car
What was said
""Because from an evidentary standpoint, the necklace has value. Um because if it broke, guess who I want to take a look at it? I want toolar people to take a look at it.""
During a discussion in which the hosts say a necklace was not collected as evidence and that Erica Kirk is wearing a repaired version, the programme’s forensic guest calls that approach “problematic” in high-profile cases. He argues that a broken necklace could have toolmark value and that items such as the necklace and microphone should remain in the evidentiary chain rather than being returned to relatives.
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- Speaker
- Unnamed death-investigation/forensic guest (not identified by name in provided evidence) · guest
- Programme
- Julian Dorey Daily
- Episode
- Death Investigator REACTS to Video of Charlie Kirk Being Carried to His Car
- Clip time
- 39:20
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