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Miss_Wiles
Miss_Wiles

Apr-27-2004 10:38



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Justice
Justice

May-17-2004 14:38

lol, i cant believe u actually risked it lazymuse O_o
Looking at your experience, if u got a false accusation it must cost u loads, no? :-(

Kitten
Kitten

May-17-2004 14:48

Maybe she didn't risk it - maybe she found enough physical evidence to actually be sure? That's happened to me once: had only the one suspect AND enough evidence. Talk about lucky.

Kitten
Kitten

May-17-2004 14:50

Wait a minute...how CAN you be sure with only physical and no knowledge of an alibi? I guess I wasn't sure, but confident enough to risk it.

Sleuth Admin
Sleuth Admin
Tale Spinner

May-17-2004 15:12

TYou can, if that one suspect admitted they didn't have an alibi, instead of making up a fake one.

Ellie Etnes
Ellie Etnes

May-17-2004 16:50

Also if you don't have their alibi, but match a piece of physical and a verbal from the client you can be confident, the close neighbour of certain. Particularly if you only found a few pieces of physical.

reda
reda
Well-Connected

May-18-2004 03:10

got 3 straight hairs as evidens. only 3 suspects had straight hair. 1 of them died right after my 1st motive question. i was left with 2. no need to ask any alibis from no1 else. lol the easy life.

Justice
Justice

May-18-2004 03:54

but sometimes a physical evidence doesn't belong to anyone...no?

Kitten
Kitten

May-18-2004 04:26

Ellie - the case was a favour, so no client. Just the one suspect.
Admin - when would that suspect have admitted to having no alibi, if he/she clammed up on the first question about other suspects? But I SUPPOSE I could have picked the lock first, found out an alibi, then gone in to ask about other suspects and he/she clammed up immediately.

Justice - if you have at least 3 pieces of physical, one of them is bound to belong to someone. Less than that, you can't be sure.

Fat Chuck
Fat Chuck

May-18-2004 07:27

My experience is that every piece of evidence belongs to someone.

Ellie Etnes
Ellie Etnes

May-18-2004 10:58

Yes, every piece of evidence belongs to someone. With all the foot traffic at the scene of the crime, I should parlay this sleuthing gig into bartending part-timish.

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