Sentence examples for traces of crime from inspiring English sources

If a high number of traces of crime guns point back to a particular seller, then inspectors will follow up.

"Did I ever mention in any way removing traces of crimes?" Mr. Milosevic asked.

"Do you really assume the head of state issued such orders to remove traces of crimes?" he asked the police captain.

Catalog cards for the works were also stolen in an attempt to eliminate traces of the crime.

Not just the scene of a killing, but the first place you go in order to wash away the traces of the crime.

Eventually all traces of the crime will be wiped away as the hounded man leaves town, the murder weapon buried in the concrete slab of his split-level house.

"I have always expressed the point of view that either the investigators know who killed her but don't have the evidence to make arrests or that the traces of this crime lead so far to the top that the investigative bodies don't want to look any further," said Yuri M. Schmidt, a lawyer who has represented Ms. Starovoitova's family.

There he hears sounds so violent that "had they not constantly been taken up an octave higher by a parallel moaning, I might have thought that one person was slitting another's throat close beside me, and that the murderer and his resuscitated victim were then taking a bath to wash away the traces of the crime".

Firegrates and ashbins would also have been subject to searches for traces of the crime which may have been burnt by the offender.

But the doors of the small rooms in Scotland Yard, filled to overflowing with thousands of macabre and poignant objects tracing centuries of crime and detective work, will remain firmly closed: the exhibition will open at the Museum of London in October.

The cleaning operation was to remove traces of war crimes, "to eliminate any material that might be of interest to the Hague tribunal," Captain Karleusa said.