Poll: Do you think you could get away with the perfect crime?

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Lukeje

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The_root_of_all_evil said:
Strangers on a Train. Perfect alibi.
Or Murder on the Orient Express. Both work.
Someone's been reading too many murder mystery novels... What if Poirot's around?
MaxTheReaper said:
Lukeje said:
If you achieve global domination, then probably. But you are not there yet Max. You shall have to thwart my world domination plans first.
Easily done. I am far prettier.
The fact that you claim to be prettier suggests that you are, in fact, not. Therefore I win this round. Bwahahahaha etc.
 

twistedshadows

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MaxTheReaper said:
Lukeje said:
If you achieve global domination, then probably. But you are not there yet Max. You shall have to thwart my world domination plans first.
Easily done. I am far prettier.
Not to question your plans for world domination or anything, but how does being far prettier help your case, exactly?
 
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Lukeje said:
The_root_of_all_evil said:
Strangers on a Train. Perfect alibi.
Or Murder on the Orient Express. Both work.
Someone's been reading too many murder mystery novels... What if Poirot's around?
Poirot wouldn't solve the Murder on the Orient Express. Deliberately in fact.
 

teisjm

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I've sexually offended myself more times than i rememeber, so even if i turn myself in i won't be caught for every time.
 

Lukeje

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The_root_of_all_evil said:
Lukeje said:
The_root_of_all_evil said:
Strangers on a Train. Perfect alibi.
Or Murder on the Orient Express. Both work.
Someone's been reading too many murder mystery novels... What if Poirot's around?
Poirot wouldn't solve the Murder on the Orient Express. Deliberately in fact.
Alright, what if there's a Poirot that actually just wants justice to be served instead of posing two different versions of events (after being given a confession). (Yeah, I just went and looked it up).

...anyway, I'm pretty sure that Poirot's the one doing all the murders anyway. I mean, he's always there. What better way to get away with murder than to be the one doing the investigation?
 
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Lukeje said:
The_root_of_all_evil said:
Lukeje said:
The_root_of_all_evil said:
Strangers on a Train. Perfect alibi.
Or Murder on the Orient Express. Both work.
Someone's been reading too many murder mystery novels... What if Poirot's around?
Poirot wouldn't solve the Murder on the Orient Express. Deliberately in fact.
Alright, what if there's a Poirot that actually just wants justice to be served instead of posing two different versions of events (after being given a confession). (Yeah, I just went and looked it up).
Then there's another unsolvable murder. :)
...anyway, I'm pretty sure that Poirot's the one doing all the murders anyway. I mean, he's always there. What better way to get away with murder than to be the one doing the investigation?
You think he's bad, how about being related to Jessica Fletcher?
 

ihategravity

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Due to loop holes in our great british law you can only commit theft if you "knowingly, dishonestly appropriate property belonging to another, and make it unretrieveable" this means you've got 4 methods

1) You 'don't know' your stealing the gold.
2) Your given the gold
3) It's your gold
4) You take it but don't spend it, but hide it in switerland (this lowers the offence to a TWOC (taking without the owners consent) which is a summary(small) offence. When you have served your small(1-2 years, compared to possible life) sentence collect the gold and live in a foriegn country SORTED.

I don't advocate stealing
 

Lukeje

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The_root_of_all_evil said:
Lukeje said:
The_root_of_all_evil said:
Lukeje said:
The_root_of_all_evil said:
Strangers on a Train. Perfect alibi.
Or Murder on the Orient Express. Both work.
Someone's been reading too many murder mystery novels... What if Poirot's around?
Poirot wouldn't solve the Murder on the Orient Express. Deliberately in fact.
Alright, what if there's a Poirot that actually just wants justice to be served instead of posing two different versions of events (after being given a confession). (Yeah, I just went and looked it up).
Then there's another unsolvable murder. :)
Indeed... I hadn't thought that far ahead.
...anyway, I'm pretty sure that Poirot's the one doing all the murders anyway. I mean, he's always there. What better way to get away with murder than to be the one doing the investigation?
You think he's bad, how about being related to Jessica Fletcher?
Yes, I'll agree with that one. She's even more sinister...
 

Wyatt

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one of the greatest hoaxes put over on the American population bia our TV culture is that crimes are usualy discoverd and the bad guys cought.

crime isnt hard, you dont even need a 'perfect' one. hell id be willing to be that everyone here that has a drivers license has broken the law within the last few days.

truth is its only the truly STUPID criminols that ever get cought, the guy smiling and waving at the TV camera as he robs a bank and so on.

think about this also, usualy the cops have no more skill than the local crimes they deal with, meaning that while a big city might have a 'CSI' level crime lab that can be used to solve otherwise impossable crimes, most places in this nation arent in big citys, and when your local police force consists of uncle Andy and his 2 brothers and a nephiew (dont laugh my very own local police force has 6 officers and 4 of them are related) its not too hard for otis to break into the chiken coup and make off with aunt Beas prize wining hen. the abilitys of the police tend to scale only with the abilitys of the criminols they deal with. and while we would like to think that ALL cops are somewhat superheros and have this reputation of being good at their jobs, that just isnt so. people are people, and while there are some great cops thre is also boat loads of shitty ones. and while there are boat loads of ignorant criminols there are a few smart ones. so yeah i DO think i could actualy get away with the perfect crime if i chose to, based on simple laws of probibility.

we like too think that our cops, by virtue of them being 'good guys' have some kind of natural advantage over criminols because they are 'bad guys' but i can assure you this isnt true. putting on a badge doesnt come with a promise from God that you will be any smarter/more lucky/wiser than those who break the laws. you might have more advantages in general, but you NEED them to even stay in shouting distance from criminols that need no advantages in the first place. crime is often simple and with a bit of common sense CANT be solved for various reasons. most criminols are cought because they keep repeating their crimes and give a pattern to work with, or they are stupid enough to brag about having gotten away with it it after words. i concider that just natures way of weeding out the idiots in the gene pool. and thats another aspect too all this. bad criminols WILL be cought and weeded out, bad cops most often arent and can spend their entire lives on the job, wasting time, space, and resources that could be put to better use. that means that while bad criminols get cought be average cops, that the really GOOD criminols are often facing those same average cops and its no real contest. bad guys win.


bottom line "if crime didnt pay than there would be no criminols"
 

TikiShades

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Well, if it is a 'perfect crime', then I would of course have gotten away with it. Hence the perfect part. :p
 

twistedshadows

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MaxTheReaper said:
Yeah, see, now you're questioning me.
Not to mention my plans for world domination.

It's a lot like saying "I would have sexual intercourse with that man. No homo."
This may seem like a digression, but I'm actually just distracting you while waiting for my secret police snipers to line up their shots.
But what if my question was merely asked to distract you from my own plots?
You never can tell, and now you'll never know if I've got anything hidden up my sleeves. :p
 

The_Bat_Dan

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pimppeter2 said:
Well, I finished "Crime and Punishment" a while ago, and was gonna post this but I forgot

Do you think you could get away with the perfect crime?

Assuming you've had time to plan it all out

Ohh and please refrain from creepy comments on how you would do it, just give a breif discription

Sorry I forgot to add a poll.
yes I do think I could get away with the perfect crime... if I got caught, then it wouldn't be very perfect now, would it?
 

twistedshadows

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ihategravity said:
I don't advocate stealing
You sure know a lot about stealing for someone who doesn't advocate the act.

MaxTheReaper said:
Yeah, but you'll be dead.
I think I'm safe.
Just because I wanted to know how being pretty had anything to do with world domination??
That's not very charitable; now you've made me sad.
 

Ajna

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pimppeter2 said:
Well, I finished "Crime and Punishment" a while ago, and was gonna post this but I forgot

Do you think you could get away with the perfect crime?

Assuming you've had time to plan it all out

Ohh and please refrain from creepy comments on how you would do it, just give a breif discription

Sorry I forgot to add a poll.
The only people who have gotten away with one that couldn't be traced are twins (on three occasions that I'm aware). Assuming everyone's DNA (not just felons) was on file, any non-twin would be caught. With twins, though, it's impossible to get 100% accuracy, as long as nothing stupid was done. Even if one's a previous offender, I doubt most juries would convict one based on that.