So I'm playing Phoenix Wright again, and I'm wondering if in the entire history of modern law enforcement, has there ever really been one of those Sherlock Holmes/Perry Mason/Phoenix Wright-style murders
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I was thinking that was probably the case. I suspect that most murderers are probably the impulsive type, not the planning type, as well.
I looked over that, but in the first five pages I only found one thing that sort-of fit - the family paying a guy to take the rap on a murder charge.
I was thinking, more, though, of all those murderers in fiction who work carefully to frame another person with fake evidence and acted scenes to create false witnesses. There are lots of real frame-ups, but they all seem to be traceable to the police, not the perpetrators.
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I Googled "murder scheme" and found a whole slew of attempts.
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I looked over that, but in the first five pages I only found one thing that sort-of fit - the family paying a guy to take the rap on a murder charge.
I was thinking, more, though, of all those murderers in fiction who work carefully to frame another person with fake evidence and acted scenes to create false witnesses. There are lots of real frame-ups, but they all seem to be traceable to the police, not the perpetrators.
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