Up until the very last minute, I thought it might have been [sp]the father[/sp], but at the last minute I realised that [sp]some of Roy Beech's evidence was inconsistent, and chose him instead.[/sp]
I have no idea whether I was right or not, and I wouldn't convict one person on that much evidence anyway.
[editline]4th August 2011[/editline]
I think maybe the point of the game is that [sp]all extra-judicial convictions are equally worthless.[/sp]
[QUOTE=Turnips5;31530917]Up until the very last minute, I thought it might have been [sp]the father[/sp], but at the last minute I realised that [sp]some of Roy Beech's evidence was inconsistent, and chose him instead.[/sp]
I have no idea whether I was right or not, and I wouldn't convict one person on that much evidence anyway.
[editline]4th August 2011[/editline]
I think maybe the point of the game is that [sp]all extra-judicial convictions are equally worthless.[/sp][/QUOTE]
I agree. I also guessed for [sp]Roy Beech[/sp], but that [sp] newspaper article with the serial killer[/sp] really messed with me at the end. For a minute I thought I had [sp] caught a serial killer[/sp], but then i read the end. Oh dear.
Good game!
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