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To: Michael.SF.

No. Killing his wife makes him guilty. This is just circumstantial evidence, which when taken along with the fact that HIS WIFE IS DEAD, makes him very high on the suspect list.




The man probably IS guilty. I don't presume to know. I just dislike that every some woman gets killed not only law enforcement but now the media spends their time simply putting together a case against the husband without looking into anyone else.


14 posted on 02/14/2006 10:35:25 AM PST by trubluolyguy (Where did they get those ref's, the WWE?)
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To: trubluolyguy
I just dislike that every some woman gets killed not only law enforcement but now the media spends their time simply putting together a case against the husband without looking into anyone else.

How to solve a Murder 101

Step one - Is the victim married?
Step two - If Yes, does the spouse have a credible alibi?
Step Three - If, no, start there.

I heard someplace that something like 60-75% of the murders of spouses are committed by the spouse. The police start there because the odds strongly favor the spouse being the culprit.

In the OJ case, they started with him because he had no alibi, not because he was a black man (sort of) who was married to a beautiful white woman.

17 posted on 02/14/2006 10:46:37 AM PST by Michael.SF. (Things turn out best, for who make the best of the way things turn out.--- Jack Buck (RIP))
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