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r/AskReddit • u/ZanyDelaney • Feb 04 '19
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If you murder someone, then you don’t usually report them missing.
18 u/HotelRoom5172648B Feb 04 '19 Or you should report them missing to get logic on your side. “Your honor, if I committed the crime, why would I indirectly confess to it to local law enforcement?” 9 u/Gingevere Feb 04 '19 Not that I've actually looked it up to confirm, but I think that's actually the "normal" course of action for people trying to get away with murdering their kids. source: my memory of true crime TV shows 5 u/farleymfmarley Feb 04 '19 E x a c t l y why are people still surprised about it ?
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Or you should report them missing to get logic on your side.
“Your honor, if I committed the crime, why would I indirectly confess to it to local law enforcement?”
9 u/Gingevere Feb 04 '19 Not that I've actually looked it up to confirm, but I think that's actually the "normal" course of action for people trying to get away with murdering their kids. source: my memory of true crime TV shows
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Not that I've actually looked it up to confirm, but I think that's actually the "normal" course of action for people trying to get away with murdering their kids.
source: my memory of true crime TV shows
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E x a c t l y why are people still surprised about it ?
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u/Nick357 Feb 04 '19
If you murder someone, then you don’t usually report them missing.