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The X-Files, Arrested Development, Law & Order, The Wire, Homicide Life on the Street, and Sesame Street all exist within the same universe, connected by the character Detective John Munch.
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The character Detective John Munch as played by Richard Belzer has appeared on more shows than any other character in television history including Homicide: Life on the Street, Law & Order: SVU, 30 Rock, The X-Files, The Simpsons, The Wire, Arrested Development, and Sesame Street.
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When Lil Wayne attempted suicide by a handgun at age 12, he was personally rushed to the hospital by a homicide detective he calls "Uncle Bob." He still keeps in regular contact with him.
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In 1888, Detective Robert Ledru was a prominent Detective in France. While investigating a murder, he discovered that the murderer was actually himself as he suffered from a condition called Homicidal Sleepwalking. He surrendered himself to the police.
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Prince's son, Gregory, died one week after being born with Pfeiffer's Syndrome, and he later lost another child by miscarriage. Days after Gregory's death, Prince appeared on Oprah and acted like the child was still alive. For a time, the child's death was investigated by homicide detectives.
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Before forensic science & advanced criminal investigation, intricate doll houses depicting gruesome scenes were used to train detectives in homicide investigation. They were created by Frances Lee who established the dept of legal medicine in Harvard.
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When preparing for his role in the HBO Season 1 series of True Detective, Matthew McConaughey wrote a 450-page character analysis for the pessimistic, under-cover agent turned homicide detective, Rusty Cohle.
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Louis Scarcella, a retired NYPD homicide detective involved in a wrongful conviction scandal, used the same crack addicted prostitute as a witness in "five or six" of his convictions, 3 of which have already been overturned
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There is a "body farm" in Tennessee where anthropologists study donated human bodies that decay in natural circumstances. The data collected often helps detect how long a homicide victim has been dead.
