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Ben and Maddy-if crimes were committed and not accidents, perps are long gone, as is the proof. Jill was the perfect murder- not only has the perp got away with it, but the finger was pointed elsewhere. Time delay meant the trail was as cold as the trail from Irkutsk to Yakutsk. I hope this enhances the understanding of such matters.
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140k unsolved murder cases USA
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The interesting thing is that most murders are committed by spouses, family, relatives, friends, or aquaintances. If none of these are the perps, the police rely on information, otherwise very little chance of catching the culprit. The actress who played Miss La Sanka in a Columbo episode starring Jack Cassidy was murdered in a random hit. Culprit was never caught. If you watch BBC Crimewatch, the length of time some in the 10 most wanted have been on the loose is staggering.
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A lot of cases the police know who did the murder but can't get enough evidence to charge the culprit, be it through witness intimadation, lack of DNA evidence, Law of Omerta etc.
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In that case the perp gets away with it. Counts as an unsolved murder.
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What happens in the dark, will one day come to light.
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Hmm- an interesting philosophical point. Light does not always follow dark as proved by Heinz Gruber's experiment at Stuttgart University in the 1930s. But therein lies a tale!
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i thought that Freud had a house next to the hotel in maddie's case? who was in that house? at the time of the vanishing.
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claudia lawrence think the police and half of york no who,s involved,so you can bet the parents no the names involved
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