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Motive and Crime Scene
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holmes21
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Oct-24-2004 14:59
How is the motive related to the crime scene? Because I had a case wherein the killer had put his frustration to the body and the victim has made quite a struggle. So it made me think that the motive would be hate or insanity, but I falsely accused the suspect. It turned out the killer was the one with the motive of inheritance.
Your replies would be very much appreciated. Thanks.
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Moonshh
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Oct-24-2004 17:13
As far as I can tell, it's not related at all. I think it's just random. At least, I ignore the crime scene description completely, aside from the evidence of course.
What you want to consider in an accusation is who has a link with physical evidence (as per one of the townspeople) TOGETHER WITH a false alibi or a stated non-alibi.
OR you can feel confident in accusing a suspect that TWO of the other suspects have fingered.
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holmes21
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Oct-24-2004 18:16
Thanks detective Moonshh. I appreciate it.
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Moonshh
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Oct-24-2004 20:24
You're welcome - anytime!
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jstkdn
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Oct-25-2004 15:58
Moonshh......how come every time I log in to the newbie board to see if I can help someone. You have already answered ALL questions. heheh. :)
Well, hereby, I agree with everything she says, always!
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Moonshh
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Oct-25-2004 17:39
jstkdn, I now have carte blanche to say ANYTHING, and you'll agree???
*starts thinking of interesting things to say*
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jstkdn
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Oct-26-2004 14:52
Woh-oh. :)
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Moonshh
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Oct-26-2004 16:48
JSTKDN!
:)
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jstkdn
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Oct-28-2004 17:07
Phew! <sighs with relief>
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