[clutchcargo777]

Originally Posted by lvmensch

Good shot. Missed that one. It is not in the article (searched it on "207"). But it is there in a side note.

However neither the Coroner or the County web sites have any such pending list. So there may be such a list but if there is it is likely to be a bureaucratic one dating back decades. And it is not a public record.

And the same point is still true. May move a few but no large number. And it will take something like a decision to declare Alpine as a homicide to get past 3 or 4.

So, post an article, quote an article then denounce the part doesn't support your point.




I thought you lived and breathed internet statistics.

[lvmensch]

Originally Posted by clutchcargo777

So, post an article, quote an article then denounce the part doesn't support your point.




I thought you lived and breathed internet statistics.

It appears to be a non fact. So there is no rational opinion possible.

[CD2017]

Gotta believe everything you read.

[Cold Warrior]

Originally Posted by lvmensch

Sure - cite your source where the 207 pending cases can be found.

Sounds to me like a bureaucratic list of the unresolved that may well date back to WW2. But prove me wrong.

I await your cite.

Why should he cite a source for a statement made in an article you cite? Its your article, you go find the source.

[clutchcargo777]

Originally Posted by lvmensch

It appears to be a non fact. So there is no rational opinion possible.

Can you cite your source?

[usnftcret]

Let's just stay with the facts that are available now. 207 pending causes and manner of death is referring to all deaths in Clark County, not just murders.

"Clark County saw its most drastic drop in homicide investigations in at least a decade last year, down 33 percent from the previous year.

As of New Year’s Day, 144 homicides had been investigated in 2019 by Las Vegas, North Las Vegas, Henderson and Boulder City police compared with the 216 investigated in 2018, according to records maintained by the Review-Journal, which tracks all homicides in the county — including those involving police shootings, accidental shootings and cases of self-defense.

Metropolitan Police Department statistics largely drove the plunge in last year’s numbers. The department investigated 109 homicides, down from 161 in 2018, according to Review-Journal records."

[lvmensch]

Originally Posted by clutchcargo777

Can you cite your source?

Go to the Clark County Coroners site..

http://www.clarkcountynv.gov/countym...ding%20coroner

That appears to be it for pending. Provides zilch informtion in this context.

[equid0x]

Originally Posted by lvmensch

RJ says Murders down 30% primarily in Metro. Now let us see how the knockers react to this news..


.https://www.reviewjournal.com/crime/...-2019-1927089/

Right, because they're comparing stats to the 10/1 year? lol

[equid0x]

Originally Posted by mikeawesome

i blame the californians

I think you're onto something....

[equid0x]

Originally Posted by lvmensch

"Pending" murders? How would that happen? Source?

There might be a very few people who die later from an incident that then becomes murder. But 207? No way.

Those are the fancy stats Metro manipulates to keep tourism up.