[ SECRET POST #3062 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3062 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[dreemyweird]

All of this! I'm seconding your comment as somebody who just changed her degree to forensic anthropology, one of the underappreciated and overlooked disciplines under the "detective work" umbrella.

And - in the UK, at least - there is no official upper age limit for joining the force. Though, of course, if the OP is in their late 40s/50s, it isn't really a good idea.

[(Anonymous)]

Forensic anthropology sounds exciting, good for you! :)

[(Anonymous)]

Here it would depend on the municipality. Some may have a hard age cut off, some may only make passing the physical (and the physical training course). The US doesn't have a monolithic standard.

[diet_poison]

I did not recognize you at first with your icon change.

That icon is adorable and amusing. I don't even know who that is but.

[dreemyweird]

Thank you <3 It's Dr Joseph Bell, the prototype of Sherlock Holmes! There's a sort of small local meme in the Murder Rooms/general Doyleockian fandom based on the fact that Doyle himself was a bit of a Bell fanboy. One of our main canon creators, David Pirie, insists on always describing Bell's handsomeness in great detail, especially when using Doyle's PoV. "He had a striking aquiline face and the hands of a pianist and piercing grey eyes!!" and all that. It is cute.