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false accusations
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Miss Rose1
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Jan-10-2005 16:26
i had 8 suspects, of which four checked out to be real alibis. Is it ok to assume that the other four all have fake ones because it was a hard case and I noticed that there are always 4 fake alibis in a hard case.
I accused the person with a "fake" alibi and hair evidence AND witness and got it wrong...why??
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Miss Rose1
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Jan-11-2005 10:54
yes I always do. I had 8 suspects which also seems to always be the max in a hard case. 4 had confirmed real alibis so I assumed that the other four had fake ones. But I was just told by Ben that he checked the case and the accused had a real alibi so that means a ratio of 3:5-fake:real.
This is the second time it's happened to me in two weeks. =(
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Rivergallery
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Jan-11-2005 14:19
maybe it can be 3-4?
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Rivergallery
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Jan-11-2005 14:20
or 4 and one in research?
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reda
Well-Connected
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Jan-12-2005 02:02
according to the list I keep per level it is :
hard case- 7 or 8 suspects (changing) 3 fakes but 1 explained by research.
realy hard case - 8 suspects 4 fakes but 1 is explained.
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