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Well in the murder-suicide scenario it makes sense for the culprit to turn them off as quickly as possible. The longer time to turn them on could plausibly be a
by cosmicgadget 1y ago
Well in the murder-suicide scenario it makes sense for the culprit to turn them off as quickly as possible. The longer time to turn them on could plausibly be a struggle or simply needing to fly the plane while reaching for each switch individually.
- XorNot 1y agoAssuming the person trying to kill themselves and a plane load of people would respond in an expected way to inquiry is also just a mistake. It's not a rational decision, so there's no reason to expect rational decision making or explanation on the output.
- sugarpimpdorsey 1y agoToo many are willing to accept the Bart Simpson excuse of "I didn't do it" at face value.