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> A suspect isn't necessarily convicted even if you do ultimately convict someone. What does that mean?
by trogdor 3y ago
> A suspect isn't necessarily convicted even if you do ultimately convict someone.
What does that mean?
- OJFord 3y agoTurns out it was someone else, and you convict that other person. You thought you had them, were wrong, but did then ultimately solve the case. It happens loads too, frequently in high profile stuff on the news they'll have a suspect who's somehow close to it, arrest them, but then they're released once satisfied with their allibi or whatever.