I would really, really appreciate a non-ominous explanation for this ... [View All]

[Pepperbelly]

We all know the routine --a crime is committed, the scene is sealed, the evidence is collected piece by piece, photographed in situ, diagrammed, labeled, and analyzed. It is ubiquitous in popular culture. As someone who has worked on cases, I can personally assure you that is how it is handled.

Yet, the biggest crime of the 21st Century, the 9/11 attacks, were not treated that way. Steel was hauled away, recycled, rubble taken to the garbage scows and even er... organic residue treated in a hurried and unsuitable fashion.

If crack dealer A kills crack 'ho B, the scene is more carefully safeguarded and documented than the Twin Towers.

Why was that?

:shrug:

edited because :shurg: didn't feed the bulldog.