MacFlackNCaine
Dead on Arrival
Hey,
Has anyone here checked out the CSI: Experience yet at the CBS Studio Walk in Las Vegas?
I thought it was a cool exhibit, allowing you to "process evidence" and come up with your own theories about the crime scenes and such. It's a little expensive ($30) but I think it's worth it. This leads me to....
Question: Though forensics in shows are being downplayed for traditional police work again (It happened to similar shows post-Quincy) do you think exhibits like these can still spark the interest of the public?
For example, instead of a straight up murder mystery game that you can play with friends, how about a murder-mystery forensics game?
Or maybe you can settle civil cases (for a fee) at a traveling forensics cart. You can finally figure out who's been stepping on your roses...
Of course assume money is no object,
Has anyone here checked out the CSI: Experience yet at the CBS Studio Walk in Las Vegas?
I thought it was a cool exhibit, allowing you to "process evidence" and come up with your own theories about the crime scenes and such. It's a little expensive ($30) but I think it's worth it. This leads me to....
Question: Though forensics in shows are being downplayed for traditional police work again (It happened to similar shows post-Quincy) do you think exhibits like these can still spark the interest of the public?
For example, instead of a straight up murder mystery game that you can play with friends, how about a murder-mystery forensics game?
Or maybe you can settle civil cases (for a fee) at a traveling forensics cart. You can finally figure out who's been stepping on your roses...
Of course assume money is no object,