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Pure conjecture - the sub was sunk in an attempt to destroy evidence; after all, exposing a crime scene to sea water probably doesn't make it simpler for a fore
by lb1lf 9y ago
Pure conjecture - the sub was sunk in an attempt to destroy evidence; after all, exposing a crime scene to sea water probably doesn't make it simpler for a forensic investigator to figure out what happened.
The murder itself? Try to cover for another crime? Again, (obviously) just conjecture.
- waqf 9y agoI don't get it. If you're seriously going to go with the story "I dropped her off ashore, something else must have happened to her" then you don't want to attract attention to yourself, so you definitely don't sink the sub. Conversely, if you feel you need to sink the sub to destroy evidence, then you don't say you dropped her off, you say she died in the same "accident" that caused the sinking.
- dragonwriter 9y agoCriminal cover-ups are often impulsive and full of logic failures in retrospect. Like other plans made hastily under high stress, really.