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I believe the prosecution believes Ross intended to pay for an assassination. But that's about it. Without a murder victim it's pretty hard to prove murder. AF

I believe the prosecution believes Ross intended to pay for an assassination. But that's about it. Without a murder victim it's pretty hard to prove murder. AFAIK there's no record of anyone with the name of the supposed victim, much less a body.

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- AnimalMuppet 12y ago
  > Murder is bad, yes, but weighing these kinds of things is an intractable philosophical problem. Not at all. Blackmail does not justify murder. It's not an "intractable philosophical problem" at all. Note well: This does not justify blackmail, or say that it's not bad. Blackmail is evil. Murder is more evil.