8 bodies separately found in burning cars, dumpster in 2016 across NOLA

They would be doing society a favor if they just burned certain parts of that city to the ground.

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what parts would those be?

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the parts filled with crims

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the parts filled with crims

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so the French Quarter?

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NOPD Capt. Michael Glasser, the president of the Police Association of New Orleans, said homicide scenes involving fire often suggest the perpetrator or perpetrators made an "effort to destroy any forensic evidence." Glasser said when fire is involved, forensic evidence becomes "less certain" or "completely unreliable."
Some killers might intend to use fire to kill or dispose of dead bodies in a "symbolic" gesture, Glasser said, noting the circumstances are "particularly brutal" or "gruesome." However, he added, it's more likely fire is used to destroy evidence.

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Geez. Maybe NOLA.com can also publish some articles on how to clean up blood and alter DNA evidence too. This is about the dumbest shite in the world for them to do a story on and shame on the police for saying anything beyond "no comment".

I don't think there are too many people out there that are unaware fire can destroy evidence. If a killer is unaware, I doubt he's regularly reading the paper

This has got to be an OT'er making this comment.

treefiddy 3 minutes ago
with oak prices looking the way they are, id rather bury my mother in her '92 Regal anyway. Coffins are a ripoff.

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so the French Quarter?

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not where they hunt. you gotta get them while they sleep in their dens

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Where else are you supposed burn bodies?

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HWY 11 along the Bayou Savage refuge seems to be a pretty ideal spot these days. Well at least for stolen cars. Dont know about bodies. They did however find the guy with the bullet in his head on the side of Chef right after you turn off hwy 11 a couple weeks ago.