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Was DNA around during this trial, or was that before it became accepted?
With DNA evidence now, is it possible to murder someone and get away with it? I guess it is, because you hear about murders a lot where no one is caught, but how does that happen? Is it because they don't know the victim and don't do much with them (e.g., stab and walk or shoot from a distance)? Or is it because they know the victim and their DNA is all over the place (e.g., killing a spouse or acquaintance)?
Let's say you want to kill somebody. What's the scenario where you're most likely to get away with it?
1. Kill someone you know in their house or your house and make up a story about it.
2. Kill a complete stranger that you pick at random, in some unfamiliar location.
I'll certify that I'm not planning anything, but it makes me curious.
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