Forensics blow fly breakthrough
Murder squad detectives could glean vital information from groundbreaking scientific research on bodies that are dumped in suitcases.
Research is 'vital' for solving cases
The research means detectives are able to work out a better estimate for the victim's time of death - and to discovered whether the body has been moved. Jackie Sebier is a Detective Chief Inspector with the Metropolitan Police.
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