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I wonder what her motivations could have been. Racism? Sexism? Was she paid off by the prosecution? Why intentionally frame a bunch of people for crimes when sh
by autoexec 3y ago
I wonder what her motivations could have been. Racism? Sexism? Was she paid off by the prosecution? Why intentionally frame a bunch of people for crimes when she knew they didn't commit them? You'd think that just knowing that by framing an innocent person the real criminal is left free would be enough to make doing something like this seem beyond stupid.
- pjc50 3y agoIt seems to have been entirely omissions, so it was probably laziness.
- mrguyorama 3y agoLike the QA person who was faking test results for specialty steel being used in US submarines because they couldn't be assed to actually test the sample at extremely low temperatures because "surely the sub won't actually get to -100 degrees, the water would freeze". Of course, those tests were being done to build reliable models for how that steel would react to actually very cold North Atlantic temperatures that non-trivially increase the brittleness of steel and has had demonstrable negative impact on warship survivability.