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Originally Posted by bernie94
we probably all presume he's guilty,so why have the police arrested him so quickly ?
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This is one of the problems in cases such as this. The pressure on the police to solve the case quickly is intense. Sometimes this "forces" them to make an arrest without having done the often painstaking investigating. Sometimes they manipulate evidence ... I know this is illegal, but they feel the heat from the mob. This happenened in Canada with a similar case: the rape and murder of an eight year old girl. They arrested the wrong man ... he was convicted. Problem is ... and it is a serious one ... the real killer is still out there.
Guy Paul Morin: One of the best known wrongly convicted person exonerated in Canada
Of cours, there is probably a hell of a good chance that he is guilty.