If a person is called to a cemetery at night in a village where there are no cameras and is murdered, will the murderer be found by the police?

[Anonymous]

If a person is called to a cemetery at night in a village where there are no cameras and is murdered, will the murderer be found by the police?

[OlderAndWiser]

There are insufficient facts provided to form an opinion on the question.

[RebelinSteel]

Yes they will trace the DNA evidence from the crime scene and match the bite marks to the victim from dental records, and also the post death semen traces on the victim will also form part of the DNA. The boot 🥾 prints will also provide a link to the perpetrator and the victim as with the tyre 🛞 tracks.

[Asker]

Nope

[RebelinSteel]

I read the crime scene report, I am 100% correct.

[EmmaMary]

With the incredible advancement in modern day forensic science, the probabilities of an early arrest are extremely high.

Incidentally @rebelinsteel has virtually summed this up in it's entirety.

[EmmaMary]

Thank you for the MHO.

[Daniela1982]

Asking it twice won't get a better answer. If Batman is there the murderer will be found. Maybe the murderer never left if it were suicide.

[Asker]

Hmmm nice

[IslaTheWitch]

DNA is better than any computer, lol and you can't really control when and how you leave a trace

[Staximus]

Prisons are full of idiots who thought they were smarter than the cops