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Originally Posted by AH.74
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1. Someone is dead and has a bullet hole in their chest.
2. You are there with a gun.
Why wouldn't you expect to be treated as a suspect? If it was your brother on the ground, wouldn't you want the investigation to be thorough?
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You don't think it would be more apparent that what happened was self-inflicted as opposed to someone else shooting the guy from a side angle? It's also not as if the incident could then be staged afterward with other witnesses present....
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Do you have any idea what the situation looked like when the police arrived? How would you, or any of us, have any clue what would be more apparent?
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Originally Posted by AH.74
...I think from all appearances a good investigator could determine the likelihood of self-infliction without causing innocents to be made suspect of murder.
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Do you have any idea how to conduct an investigation of anything? Do you have any idea how to manage a possible crime scene?
Some of the general rules of conducting an investigation: (1) don't make snap judgments based on immediate appearances; (2) preserve evidence; (3) gather evidence; (4) review evidence; and (5) then start to draw inferences from the evidence about what happened.