How would you kill someone and get away with it. - Page 2

kris · 10-14-2001, 03:42 PM

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Originally posted by gang$tarr
where have you been?

if you shoot somebody from far away, like snipe them and nobody sees you.. how could they possibly find out who did it?

There always seems to be a witness. Thats why it needs to be dark out.

I am glad to see others can sit back and think of bad things once in a while.

I am also proud to say, I can pop someone in the forehead, at 500 meters, with an open site, consistantly.

gang$tarr · 10-14-2001, 04:02 PM

wow... G.I. KBslacker

Jay! · 10-14-2001, 04:42 PM

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Originally posted by gang$tarr
yeah but if you wipe the gun off and bury it, then they could never find out could they?
even if they did find it, how would they know you buried it

True enough, that's why I said the hard part is proving it was you using your gun. But, you have to register as a gun owner (in the U.S.), so they'd be sure to ask you why you let other people use you gun, or why you didn't report it missing.

ales · 10-14-2001, 06:02 PM

Well, don't use legal ways of purchasing the rifle. And buy it from a place as far away from the future murder scene as possible, but buy it yourself. And make sure the gun/rifle has not been used before (if it's possible) - it can be traced to the person who sold it to you and then back to you.

The problem would be getting away from the scene, dispencing with the weapob for good, and having an alibi, especially if you have a strong motive (I'm assuming you do why would you want to kill someone if you don't).

Slip · 10-14-2001, 06:16 PM

Planting homemade explosives that are remoted detonated under the seat in their car would be a nice way.
My best mate would give me an alibi.

MBTN · 10-14-2001, 06:18 PM

With an Icicle (spelling?). All the evidence melts away.

ales · 10-14-2001, 06:20 PM

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Originally posted by Slip
Planting homemade explosives that are remoted detonated under the seat in their car would be a nice way.

Bombs leave too many traces of every kind and are almost sure to lead back to you.

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Originally posted by Slip

My best mate would give me an alibi.

And what will happen once you have a fight over some girl or something? Even if not, you'll be living "in debt" to your friend all your life.

ales · 10-14-2001, 06:23 PM

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Originally posted by MBTN
With an Icicle (spelling?). All the evidence melts away.

There was a short story I read about a wife killing her husband with a frozen leg of lamb (using it like a club), and then feedind the murder weapon to the police officers (her husband used to be a cop).

gang$tarr · 10-14-2001, 07:49 PM

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Originally posted by ales

There was a short story I read about a wife killing her husband with a frozen leg of lamb (using it like a club), and then feedind the murder weapon to the police officers (her husband used to be a cop).

i know that story it was read to us at school as a short story... hehehe

gang$tarr · 10-14-2001, 07:52 PM

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Originally posted by jay@af
True enough, that's why I said the hard part is proving it was you using your gun. But, you have to register as a gun owner (in the U.S.), so they'd be sure to ask you why you let other people use you gun, or why you didn't report it missing.

i wouldn't buy it legally.... that would be the tricky part, getting an illegal gun. It would suck getting pulled over and having an illegal gun though

anyway even if i did buy the gun legally.... i buy the ammo in a different place, how would they know that ammo came out of this gun?

Jay! · 10-14-2001, 07:55 PM

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Originally posted by gang$tarr
anyway even if i did buy the gun legally.... i buy the ammo in a different place, how would they know that ammo came out of this gun?

The hammer of the gun that hits the back of the shell leaves a mark.
As the bullet moves through the barrel, it is etched by spiraling lines inside the barrel.

Between these two things, every gun has a unique "fingerprint."

gang$tarr · 10-14-2001, 08:28 PM

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Originally posted by jay@af
The hammer of the gun that hits the back of the shell leaves a mark.
As the bullet moves through the barrel, it is etched by spiraling lines inside the barrel.

Between these two things, every gun has a unique "fingerprint."

every single gun made has a different mark?! aren't there like millions of guns?

Twist · 10-14-2001, 08:31 PM

Jay's right on this one. I've watched enough Justice Files to know. Thing about it is that they have to find the gun to prove that the bullet came from it.

I like this:
Guns don't kill people...
Bullets kill people!

gang$tarr · 10-14-2001, 08:36 PM

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Originally posted by Twist

I like this:
Guns don't kill people...
Bullets kill people!

I like this:
Guns don't kill people...
I kill people!!

how come they have to find the gun to proove the bullet came from it?
they don't have a like a "fingerprint" book with all the marks?

Jay! · 10-14-2001, 08:42 PM

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Originally posted by gang$tarr

I like this:
Guns don't kill people...
I kill people!!

how come they have to find the gun to proove the bullet came from it?
they don't have a like a "fingerprint" book with all the marks?

They have to find the gun, and fire another round, then compare the two used bullets. I think it's called ballistic forensics.

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