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welcome @Stargirl. We look forward to hearing from you 🙂

Hi @Mustang67

I'm sorry about the abuse - I guess True Crime is popular for many reasons and that might be one of them.

I come from a police family so yes - I like the forensics and old-fashioned police work and the solving that happens - which we don't often hear about but happens in real life

Actually - one night I was watching an episode of "Lewis" I hadn't seen before an solved the crime before Lewis and Hathaway - it's a good feeling to beat the TV isn't it

All the best

Owlunar

Hi @Shaz51

We have had some really wild windstorms recently - today's very cold but not too bad wind-wise and it's not raining right now.

I was thinking of spending a few days in Cairns but the weather wasn't looking that great and I have enough at home for free so - later - perhaps -

Enjoy your day with the hot coffee, computer and TV - I am enjoying all three myself.

I hope Mr Shaz is okay - oh gee

I just remembered a wet day when my son was a little tacker - giving me a hard time because I couldn't - he thought I wouldn't - change the weather.

So I took him over to the window and said: "Yes - the sky is falling Chicken Little - it's called rain" -

Well - I've seen worse fall from the sky - I was in a blizzard in Tasmania

Weather is always interesting and often inconvenient.

All the best Shaz

Mumma Bear

Owlunar

Hello @Max01

come and meet some awesome members @Oaktree , @tyme , @Mustang67 , @StuF , @Adge

@Owlunar2 I love seeing the forensic side of it and learning what they can do to help find the perpetrator. It is amazing what technology can do in this area.

And I enjoy it when cold cases gets reopened and they use today's technology on the old samples and the perpetrator is found and pays for his crime that he probably thought he had gotten away with. 👮‍♀️👮

hugs Mummabear @Owlunar2 😍

we were on top of Mount wellington in Tasmania and we had a hailstorm, wow cold

we had a salad plate for lunch

Hi @Mustang67

I love seeing cold cases get solved too - that is justice finally being served.

How many people must live on the edge waiting for a murder they committed being uncovered? That would be no way to live. The questions are endless - so crimes are never solved

But some still might be and yes - I love hearing about it

Owlunar

Hey @Shaz51

I was on top of Mount Wellington and there was a huge gale that made it hard for me to get back to my car from the look out.

Perhaps we were there on the same day - caused it snowed on our way down the mountain to Hobart.

I had a fried egg sandwich with home grown parsley for lunch - and coffee of course

Mumma Bear

Owlunar

How many people must live on the edge waiting for a murder they committed being uncovered? That would be no way to live.----- imagine you would be looking over your shoulder for ever @Mustang67 , @Owlunar2

Perhaps we were there on the same day - caused it snowed on our way down the mountain to Hobart.--- possibility @Owlunar2 wow xx

@Shaz51 @Owlunar2 It wouldn't be a good way to live. But you would have to be a horrible type of person to commit the murder in the first place, and these type of people are probably arrogant enough to think that they will get away with it, and not let it worry them.

But I hope they would be constantly looking over their shoulder, and that it disrupts their life. They at least deserve that.