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Re: Family of Florida teen killed by neighborhood watch volunteer feel 'betrayed' by
Apparently you don't know what the CSI effect is. Because you said nothing that contradicts the CSI effect. Basically, it's when people believe that the police should run every imaginable test possible in order to prove guilt/innocence - because that's what they saw on CSI.
Besides, they will be able to determine what you want known from the autopsy. So the test wasn't even necessary to prove what you want it to prove. However, I get it. You heard the family's lawyer talk about it, so you feel it's something that should have been done.
For example, I would bet you wonder why they did a drug test on Trayvon but not on Zimmerman - because that's the kind of thing they do on CSI (and the family;s lawyer has raised the question).
CSI effect - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I'm sorry. I taken qualitative analysis, quantitative analysis, etc., as a chem major. Switched to engineering electronic and mechanical and spent years making measurements of many types and worked with many that did other types. So, I guess CSI has caught up to me.
Apparently you don't know what the CSI effect is. Because you said nothing that contradicts the CSI effect. Basically, it's when people believe that the police should run every imaginable test possible in order to prove guilt/innocence - because that's what they saw on CSI.
Besides, they will be able to determine what you want known from the autopsy. So the test wasn't even necessary to prove what you want it to prove. However, I get it. You heard the family's lawyer talk about it, so you feel it's something that should have been done.
For example, I would bet you wonder why they did a drug test on Trayvon but not on Zimmerman - because that's the kind of thing they do on CSI (and the family;s lawyer has raised the question).
CSI effect - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia