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No-Body Homicide Cases A Practical Guide to Investigating, Prosecuting, and Winning Cases When the Victim Is Missing

Thomas A.(Tad) DiBiase

A practical guide for police, death investigators, and prosecutors,

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Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

Tad DiBiase, a former US Assistant Attorney, discussed his book "No-Body Homicide Cases", a guide for investigating, prosecuting, and winning cases where the victim is missing. He was interviewed as a legal expert on this episode, focusing on the difficulties of prosecuting crimes when the victim is absent.

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Nobody homicide cases, a practical guide to investigating, prosecuting and winning cases when the victim is missing.

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Tad DiBiase, a former US Assistant Attorney, discussed his book "No-Body Homicide Cases", a guide for investigating, prosecuting, and winning cases where the victim is missing. He was interviewed as a legal expert on this episode, focusing on the difficulties of prosecuting crimes when the victim is absent.

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Nobody homicide cases, a practical guide to investigating, prosecuting and winning cases when the victim is missing.

You're the author. You wrote the book on nobody cases. That's the name of it.

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The book, a practical guide to investigating, prosecuting, and winning cases where the victim is missing, was mentioned as a resource for investigating No Body Homicide Cases. Tad DiBiase, the author, also stated that over 50% of No Body Murder Cases involve domestic relationships and the actions that were alleged against Tyler McCain against Nikki, such as taping her hands, feet, and mouth, are concerning actions that are not typically seen in a domestic violence case.

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Ted Dubias joining us out of D.C., former assistant U.S. attorney in D.C. and author of Nobody Homicide Cases,

Now I'm not coming at this from a legal angle because you and I both know we could get an excited utterances. We could get what she said to cops. We could get a lot of her hearsay comments in as evidence, but that's not going to really fly if there's a jury.

Nancy, it is very important because what you often see in No Body Homicide Cases, which of course we all hope this is not, but you often see what's called a triggering event and a court case is a classic triggering event.

You recall here there was a court hearing on May 7th where the case was going to be going forward. Now we have less than two weeks later, of course, Nikki is missing. That to me is very important.

Over 50% of No Body Murder Cases involve domestic relationships. It can be husband and wife, it can be boyfriend, girlfriend. It is very common. All of the things we're seeing here are very common in No Body Murder Cases, unfortunately.

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