Question A

[Jonetta]

The term "city of bones" refers to a crime scene where bones are located and the area is then gridded like a city for analysis. Had you ever heard this term used in this context before?

[Tracey]

No I hadn't. I was wondering if it was a well known North American term.

[Jonetta]

I'd never heard of the term. It's interesting how this series keeps introducing new to us law enforcement or local terminology.

[Robin]

I've never heard of it.

[Charlene]

I'd not heard of it either, but I think it was a clever title: the bones that the tar pits were bringing back up made me think of the title having a double meaning.

[Lauren]

I also hadn't heard it and found it interesting.

That is an excellent point about the bones and the tar pits, Charlene :0)

I also thought the tidbit about the 9000 year old murder victim was interesting. Human nature has not changes at all.