if you're gonna whack somebody .... (1 Viewer)

[Ted Lee]

i think i read/heard somewhere that the spouse is always automatically considered a suspect -- as they're usually the ones likely to gain anything.

 

[Dave Poehlman]

Of course, none of this advice applies if your name is O.J.

 

[Ted Lee]

ouch!

and yes, we all thought it ... but dave was the only one with balls enough to type it!

 

[Max Leung]

Sure fire way to get away with murder - get elected.

I'm paraphrasing The Police here...

 

[Robert_Gaither]

I also always thought killing someone on a very wet rainy day would also be pretty good as water will ruin most dna evidence. I'm also amazed we don't see a higher usage of drain cleaners at crime scenes (I can't think of too many many things that are so caustic, cheap, and availible).

I bet one could go to amazon and buy all the right books...

 

[Seth_L]

Oh, that's a good idea, leave an electronic trail.

 

[Robert_Gaither]

What an amateur... buy it with someone else's credit card on someone else's computer (the person you want to frame). A lot of the books can also be downloaded illegally from the net and with all the people foolish enough to allow their home wifi networks availible for anyone...

Btw: just kidding about being an amateur, sound like you know what your doing...

 

[Oliver Kopp]

Everyone of you needs to watch The Interview

 

[Keith Mickunas]

Here's my thoughts on this:

Get everything you need well ahead of time and buy it from different places at different times.

If you're going to burn the stuff you used, make sure it burns thoroughly and don't do it on your property or at any place you are associated with. Better yet, don't burn the stuff, dump it in multiple dumpsters around the city, there's little chance it will be found and connected to the crime.

If you're a creature of habit, and the crime will cause you to vary from your normal behavior, you have problems. Start varying your pattern well before the car so that any strange activity on your behalf is not noticed.

Don't have an alibi that relies on someone else to lie for you. It's better to have been alone, even if you can't prove, it the police won't be able to prove it's a lie.

 

[Glenn Overholt]

Nice, Keith!

Another thing that bothers me - The cops ask - What were you doing last night? They come back and say, - Just watching TV, but they never go any farther than that. Like, what was on?
Sure, you could Tivo the evening, but it would be nice to be able to describe to the cops what you watched and what the episodes were about.

Glenn