• Feb 2, 2026 when the dogs don t bark a forensic scientist s s ence of a warning or alert (the dog’s bark) often indicates that something is amiss or that a suspect is innocent. In forensic science, this metaphor underscores the importance of what is not present, not detected, or not observed—elements that can be pivotal in drawing conclusions. Why By Jeannette Hansen
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