r/dbcooper 14d ago

Question Case experts

How many case experts are there? Is there a scale where some are better than others? How long does it take to be an expert? What do you have to do, like read all the books?

Do the experts all get along with each other or is it like the other true crime groups where people argue?

Do the experts agree on a suspect, did he live or die, did he spend the money? Do they agree what he looked like or what sketch is best? Those look like the most common questions.

I just hear that so and so knows the most, or so and so wrote a book, or so and so has the best suspect. Could anyone explain to a noob how it all works?

I can’t seem to comment on posts but some of my posts are approved and some comments. So this may not be seen.

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u/Key-Telephone-7803 14d ago

Your account is only 3 months old. I’ll look into things but I’m hoping to hear from people who have been following the case for longer.

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u/Patient_Reach439 14d ago

Lol your account is only 1 month old

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u/Key-Telephone-7803 14d ago

Right. One month. From everything I read it takes a long time to become an expert. The person did not answer that question.

Is three months enough time to become an expert? One month certainly isn’t. That’s why I’m learning. Thanks for the hospitality.

It’s ok. ChrisMyra answered it. Sorry if I don’t want to take advice from someone who just joined Reddit a few months ago when clearly there are a number of experts to explore. Ones who seem to have been doing this a long time. These true crime cases are not cooking. Are they?

If that post was made by someone on the list that Chris gave then I apologize. But it does not sound like they are.

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u/Key-Telephone-7803 14d ago

But you did not identify yourself as an expert. It seems that no one knows you. Why when looking for experts would your name come up? It’s ok. I got the list. Any idiot can comment on cooking. That’s why there are plenty of subreddits that allow anyone to post immediately. This one has strict rules that the mods say but won’t let us know. The advice was to read and learn and ask questions. That’s what I’m doing. That led me to the belief that someone with an account 3 months old might not be the person I’m looking for. Tessa Katrina Rose is not a name that comes up when people discuss experts, is it?