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One of the big highlights of David’s time in homicide, was working with the professionals at Kentucky State Police Forensic Services. Everyone was always willing to go above and beyond. As a detective, everyone knew these people were clearly on the team. They were educational (yes, they would tell you whether you were in the right direction), and really took the protocols seriously to safely fact-find.
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