I was thinking today about coincidences and how much we should be willing to accept. I think the greatest frustration with SG's case lies in the theory presented by the police that her death was an accident that coincidentally led to the accidental discovery of other dead prostitutes.
Then I was thinking how the rational thought process can be distorted by the fact that these were prostitutes.
This got me thinking...
Hypotheotically, imagine a scenario where a drug dealer feared for his life so much that it motivated him to call 911 while with a client in the middle of a drug deal to tell the police that someone was trying to kill him. Then imagine during the search for the missing drug dealer, the police discover the remains of five other known drug dealers and five other victims all in the same area where they eventually would find the original drug dealer dead.
Would you believe that it was just a coincidence and that the original drug dealer died from accidental drowning?
Then I was thinking how the rational thought process can be distorted by the fact that these were prostitutes.
This got me thinking...
Hypotheotically, imagine a scenario where a drug dealer feared for his life so much that it motivated him to call 911 while with a client in the middle of a drug deal to tell the police that someone was trying to kill him. Then imagine during the search for the missing drug dealer, the police discover the remains of five other known drug dealers and five other victims all in the same area where they eventually would find the original drug dealer dead.
Would you believe that it was just a coincidence and that the original drug dealer died from accidental drowning?