High School Students Help Crack Decades-Old 'Redhead Murders' Case
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- They deserve an A+ AND extra credit 👏
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I like the idea of getting teens involved in real life projects as a teaching method. They typically aren’t jaded and their exposure to technology at earlier ages provides a much different perspective.
I’d heard of shop classes building tiny homes, adding seating at community parks, etc but a Sociology teacher? That’s unique!
Not surprising. Most high school students nowadays are wayyyy smarter than 50 yr old cops and detectives.
Impressive. Perhaps this manner of independent review by groups outside law enforcement circles might resolve a whole lot more cold cases, especially considering the fact there are times law enforcement may be compromised.
There are! I believe they call themselves online sleuths
@@gringa978 - Very cool. I wonder if police cooperate with them or oppose their efforts.
Ever wonder why people have a harder and harder time trusting cops, welp.
Give credit where credit is due . That’s awesome great job!
Bulshit that they didn't get credit.
Literally says they weren't given credit by the police.
I know right they should have totally have at least said with the halp of the Students but they probably thought ot would make them look bad that a bunch of Students were able to solve the case before the cops
*_As a redhead I find this deeply troubling!?_*
🤔😳😞🤷🏼
Teach the early, that if you want credit, get a patent😂
Cops taking credit for kids work 😂 come one apparently all the police did, was find the bodies 🙈
What was the motive? Did they figure that out?
That's normal
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