100 things I learned watching Dateline
Haven't seen one of these posts on here, so why not?
1) if you going to get an insurance policy on your spouse, and then kill them, wait a little bit before killing them. Doing it the day the insurance kicks in will raise red flags
2) it's probably not a 13 year old on the other end of the computer
3) if a wife goes missing, the cops think it was the husband, even if he has an alibi
4) it's usually not the obvious person
5) if a person isn't interviewed, they are the killer
6) there are lots of concerned men who just want to drive hundreds of miles and just talk to 13 year olds and bring vodka and whipped cream bc that's what is normal
7)if the spouse didn't do it, they hired someone to do it
8) cops almost always get the wrong guy to start
9) talking to police without a lawyer isn't a great idea
10) according to the police, if you walk into a room and your spouse is dead, and you call 911, if you are emotional and upset, it means you are acting and over doing it bc you killed them. If you are not emotional, it means you killed them. If you talk without a lawyer it means you killed them and are trying to show you didn't by faking being cooperative. If you ask for a lawyer it obviously means you are hiding something and are guilty.