Detectives are more than detectives. Detectives are people we’re able to talk with. Detectives are people we’re able to relate to. Detectives are people we’re able to relate to. Detectives are people we’re able to relate to. Detectives are people we’re able to relate to. Detectives are people we’re able to relate to. Detectives are people we’re able to relate to.
Detectives are part of a large category of people who are experts in a particular type of crime. Detectives are often defined as those who are able to read a crime scene. They’re often members of law enforcement who have the ability to interpret the clues in a crime scene and are able to deduce what might be hidden in a crime scene. The detective is also able to write a report on a crime scene that will aid law enforcement in solving the crime.
Detectives work in a variety of ways. They might not always be able to identify a person’s identity, they might not always be able to ID a suspect, or they might not know what a suspect looks like. For example, police have used DNA to identify a suspect, but they might only be able to ID that person based solely on the DNA. Detectives are able to make deductions about suspects based on their experience and their training.
In this trailer for Blood on the Table, we’re told a crime scene is being used to identify the person who’s the culprit. This trailer explains the process of identifying a suspect, the manner in which the suspect was identified, how the suspect was shot multiple times, how the suspect was arrested, and the suspect’s identity.