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On a general basis, it could take a month or so for them to begin analysis. In this particular case, they started on it today, per the article, so results should be available soon.

http://onlineathens.com/breaking-news/2013-02-08/authorities-believe-missing-franklin-co-woman-victim-foul-play

Well, it acutally IS about the crime scene photos and changing the law to protect the dignity of victims.

New legislation is being introduced to prevent such a thing. Here's the link. http://www.legis.state.ga.us/legis/2009_10/sum/hb1322.htm I'm sure it will have no trouble passing.

http://www.veoh.com/collection/Police-News/watch/v195466362Z8Xhfbf

How much time would you recommend when your partner has been struck by a car and that car is now barreling towards you? The grand jury had all of the facts of the case. We, the public, don't. They made the right decision, and I commend them.

It's too bad that you were treated shabbily by the police there, but that has nothing to do with this investigation. The officer acted in self-defense and in defense of others. Mr. Ayers didn't want his reputation ruined by an arrest, so he ran down one officer and nearly ran down the other...

The grand jury finally had a chance to see the entire body of real evidence (instead of what the press has been feeding the public) and have made their decision. Here's a copy/paste from wneg news, and here's the link. http://www.wnegradio.com/news-blog.htm Officers Use of Deadly Force...