Innocent Until Proven Guilty

@celticeagle (193058)
Boise, Idaho
August 30, 2026 7:18pm CST
I often find that the way detectives go about working a homicide is not always productive. They automatically go to the closest person to the victim and work their way outward. That's procedure. I watch a lot of crime dramas both fictional and those really happening in the world. I find that so many times, without evidence to substantiate their claims, they will go right for the husband or boyfriend. Sure this is normal procedure but many times they go about it with such intensity that the actual perpetrator slides away and is never, in many cases, caught. Do you also see this and find this to be the case in too many cases?
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31 Aug
I must admit that I don't really pay much attention to this sort of stuff so the honest answer is, I just don't know I think modem policing does catch most of them in real life, doesn't it?
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@celticeagle (193058)
• Boise, Idaho
31 Aug
I'd say more like 33%. That's just my opinion.
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31 Aug
@celticeagle Right enough In some places the police can't catch a cold