Traditional police wisdom has it that if a case doesn't yield leads in the first twenty-four hours, then everyone is in for a long, tough haul.
The book "Final Account" by Peter Robinson explores the challenges faced by law enforcement in solving crimes, particularly how initial leads can significantly influence the investigation's trajectory. It highlights the common belief among police that if no substantial leads arise within the first 24 hours of a case, the chances of a quick resolution diminish greatly, suggesting a prolonged and difficult investigative process ahead.
This perspective on criminal investigations underscores the...
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