The Problems with Perceiving "Surgical Skill" in Death Investigations

from Skelecast · host Kolibri Forensics

Often you hear it mentioned in cases-- like the "Jack the Ripper" killings-- that a perpetrator exhibited "surgical skill".  There are a few problems with this and it can easily lead investigators (professional and avocational alike) away from the guilty party if they are not careful. 

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Often you hear it mentioned in cases-- like the "Jack the Ripper" killings-- that a perpetrator exhibited "surgical skill". There are a few problems with this and it can easily lead investigators (professional and avocational alike) away from the guilty party if they are not careful.

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