The point of opening a "cold case" file is to review old evidence collected using new technology. A good example would be cases in which DNA evidence was available, but there was not a means for testing. Opening cold cases are important in offering closure to victims families and to ensure justice is served against the guilty parties.
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i think a DNA finger prints can re open a cold case from 20 years ago
Opening a cold case is worth it because it can provide closure for the victims' families, hold perpetrators accountable for their actions, and potentially prevent similar crimes from occurring in the future. Additionally, advancements in technology and investigative techniques may lead to new leads or evidence that can help solve the case.
if you have found new clue it is worth re-opening a case. But the big Question is what new techniques do the have?
The opening of the Berlin Wall signified the closing of the Cold War.
The opening of the Berlin Wall signified the closing of the Cold War.
A cold case is when a case is long forgotten with no answers.
To report a cold case in Germany you would go to the police in the town or city where the crime was committed and the police can give you instructions as to where to go for more help. However, there are many cold cases and if it of personal interest to you (family) then you may be refused the opening of the case because there may already be a heavy workload for the police with new crimes. If this is the case then ask the police (if the case has been cold for several years) where the records are kept and you may be able to obtain the information and hire a detective.
More technology and more equipment.
Highlight the important points in the case and point out the evidence that shows that the opposing side is wrong, or in a criminal case, guilty. Hope this helps! :)
The case is the wood that surrounds the opening, the portal is the actual opening.
They may have new evidence