How long is it until a case is considered a "cold case"?

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• Answer #1

  Depends on the case. Sometimes it is considered cold when no witnesses, no evidence, no more follow ups from the complaint. At least 3 years perhaps. But if your lawyer is good enough a cold case can be pursued. http://funadvice.com/r/1630q50018h

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• Answer #2

  I love that show! Aha the job I hear is actually like that too, only someimes a lot more gruesome..

• Answer #3

  depends on the case.

• Answer #4

  10 Years.

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