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Topic	Which of these would you consider the "perfect crime"?
Dreaming_King 12/24/19 8:46:58 AM #19:	mooreandrew58 posted... What about unfindable.as in the criminals identity and guilt is pretty known but they can never find them. CB or JB cooperi think his name was. Stole a shitload of money highjacked a plane and dived out with a parachute. Was never found. Hmm that sounds pretty rough unless they plan on leaving the country afterwards since there's always the chance some random guy will recognize them and report them. Committing a crime and not getting caught would be nerve wracking enough since you never know if the police will get a new lead, but knowing they know and can prove it was you would feel awful. I guess it could be cool for say a prison escape where the guy is a crime boss and has a whole underground/organization to protect and hide him afterwards though. --- Nil- <cite>Dreaming_King posted [p:931998282] in Which of t... [t:78277370]...</cite> <quote>mooreandrew58 posted... </cite> <quote>What about unfindable.as in the criminals identity and guilt is pretty known but they can never find them. CB or JB cooperi think his name was. Stole a shitload of money highjacked a plane and dived out with a parachute. Was never found.</quote>Hmm that sounds pretty rough unless they plan on leaving the country afterwards since there's always the chance some random guy will recognize them and report them. Committing a crime and not getting caught would be nerve wracking enough since you never know if the police will get a new lead, but knowing they know and can prove it was you would feel awful. I guess it could be cool for say a prison escape where the guy is a crime boss and has a whole underground/organization to protect and hide him afterwards though. --- Nil-</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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