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This is certainly true in every country, but especially so in India. It doesn't matter how rich you are in America, you can't get away with serious crimes like
by primitivesuave 6y ago
This is certainly true in every country, but especially so in India. It doesn't matter how rich you are in America, you can't get away with serious crimes like murder (especially if there are witnesses).
In 1999, the son of a powerful Indian politician publicly murdered a bartender in cold blood with many witnesses. He was only convicted in 2006 after a massive media uproar, and was released from prison last summer.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Jessica_Lal https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Jessica_Lal
- dmingod666 6y agoLet me ask you this, do you think epsteine killed himself?
- primitivesuave 6y agoI can't think of an example of someone in America who bought their way out of a murder they committed in a crowded nightclub with many witnesses. I don't mean to minimize your valid point about wealthy people buying their way out of trouble, but the magnitude of this problem is far greater in India. Also, no, I don't think he killed himself.