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intheflow

(30,189 posts)
Thu Feb 19, 2026, 01:17 PM Feb 19

The State can most likely get a judge to issue a warrant

and get the work shut down while the property is under investigation. I read an article on here last week (?) about forensic crime scenes. Things like blood can be surfaced cleaned, but that won’t necessarily catch every drop between floorboards. Or a building with, say, a crematorium could be demolished and burned but there may still be traceable chemicals in the surrounding dirt layers that indicate its past use. I hope that’s what is going to happen.

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