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detective noun agent, criminologist, espier, examiner, indagator, inquirer, inquiry agent, inspector, investigator, prober Associated concepts: police detectives, private detective See also: peace officer, spy How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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In Black Lilly: Have No Mercy III, homicide detectives Joe Warner and Eddy Konklin investigate the sudden disappearance of Richard Alan Eckhard, the mayor of Mt. At the MPD, these factors undermined the protracted investigations worked by homicide detectives and prosecutors, resulting in dismissed charges that allowed killers to be released and roam the streets again. The Los Angeles County Homicide Detectives very arrogantly ignored the medical examiner's office, and it was about 12 hours until anyone from that office laid eyes or hands on Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman. |
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