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It's only a failure if you imagine every murder can be solved. Sometimes, there's just not enough available information to go on. How would you solve the case
by IncreasePosts 2y ago
It's only a failure if you imagine every murder can be solved.
Sometimes, there's just not enough available information to go on.
How would you solve the case if you knew there was a lady dead on the street, and then a few miles away there is an abandoned stolen car with a half smoked joint. No fingerprints.
Where do you go from there in 1989?
- philwelch 2y agoYou’re not going to clear 100% of homicides but you should be clearing a reasonably high percentage of them within a reasonable span of time, and pointing out that sometimes you solve a 34 year old cold case is a red herring.