24 Hours in Police Custody: Ch4
Discussion
youngsyr said:
That's not really an accurate analogy though, is it? In your scenario there is a real but potential victim that the defendant is intending to kill via the fictional hitman, even if the potential victim hasn't been revealed yet.
In the programme's situation the potential victim is entirely fictional. To use your analogy, it would be like hiring a hitman to kill Winnie the Pooh!
Your scenario suggests 12 year old girls using the internet are fictional. I'd suggest 12 year old girls are real and do use the Internet and Facebook. Every 12 year old girl on Facebook was almost, but for a bit of luck, his victim. In the programme's situation the potential victim is entirely fictional. To use your analogy, it would be like hiring a hitman to kill Winnie the Pooh!
Last night's episode left me feeling cold. There were no 'winners' last night apart from that poor Women forced into Marriage with some IS supporting nutter.
The rest of them, so much fear, mistrust and hatred - it's always someone else's fault life hasn't gone the way they wanted isn't it?
The rest of them, so much fear, mistrust and hatred - it's always someone else's fault life hasn't gone the way they wanted isn't it?
Munter said:
youngsyr said:
That's not really an accurate analogy though, is it? In your scenario there is a real but potential victim that the defendant is intending to kill via the fictional hitman, even if the potential victim hasn't been revealed yet.
In the programme's situation the potential victim is entirely fictional. To use your analogy, it would be like hiring a hitman to kill Winnie the Pooh!
Your scenario suggests 12 year old girls using the internet are fictional. I'd suggest 12 year old girls are real and do use the Internet and Facebook. Every 12 year old girl on Facebook was almost, but for a bit of luck, his victim. In the programme's situation the potential victim is entirely fictional. To use your analogy, it would be like hiring a hitman to kill Winnie the Pooh!
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