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So, first off, given that they were trying to incarcerate an innocent person in the case I think that the detectives in this case were either incompetent, or im
by mijoharas 4y ago
So, first off, given that they were trying to incarcerate an innocent person in the case I think that the detectives in this case were either incompetent, or immoral.
It did somewhat throw me, in that documentary, to have the policeman that they used to say that be mark fuhrman[0] from the OJ simpson case.
[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Fuhrman https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Fuhrman
- mijoharas 4y agounrelated, the audio in that clip keeps cutting out for me which is very distracting.
- addicted 4y ago> given that they were trying to incarcerate an innocent person in the case I think that the detectives in this case were either incompetent, or immoral. It really doesn’t need to be that exciting. For the most part, it’s much more mundane. A detective comes up with a theory (let’s not forget…American “detectives” are poorly trained in actual detection), and they need to close a case so they are highly primed to prioritize any evidence that supports their theory.