Apathy Curve: CSI Retard

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Tuesday, November 02, 2010

CSI Retard

No clue:

Antoine Denis, 66, was found slumped on his back in the bedroom of his flat in Chatham, Kent, in January this year.

Detectives at the scene pronounced father-of-four Antoine dead but found nothing that suggested a crime had been committed.

It was only when undertakers arrived to remove the body that they found blood and a 4.7in KNIFE stuck up to its hilt in Antoine’s back.

It was natural causes: he had a knife in his spine, so naturally he died.

Welp, got that one wrapped up, Lou. I'm thinkin' donuts.

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