Entrapment
By Anonymous - 04/11/2017 05:00
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By Dlord357 - 07/11/2011 14:24 - United States
By Anonymous - 18/04/2020 08:00
That's how murders happen. Never enter a stranger's house, and if they ask why or threaten to complain, tell them it's against company policy.
You've been watching too many movies. Murders are almost always done by someone who actually knows and therefore feels they have a reason to kill the victim. It's extremely rare that someone will decide to kill a total stranger for funsies.
Err, I was specifically referring to the cases where the murderer and victim don't have a prior relationship. The majority of the time, rises like this ARE used as the bait to draw the victim out of the public eye. It's also the common setup for sexual assaults and batteries, when the victim and attacker don't know each other.
Investigation Discovery’s “A Stranger in My Home.” Eek.
That's what you get when you play on the company clock.
Well, they're technically not wrong.
****, that wasn't meant to be a reply. Goddamnit, now I look like a ********.
I will never understand how people can have sex with someone they literally made eye contact with two seconds prior. Saying, "They're two consenting adults", or "As long as they used protection" is getting old. It's none of my business and I know it happens every day, but damn! It is something I could never see myself doing out of fear and disgust.
Contraception and abortions are very recent inventions, so the now obsolete taboo against casual sex is still very much alive.
Something tells me those disliking your comment missed your sarcasm disguised as a serious comment, Dave.
You might have made the right call if they wanted you to receive the package instead of delivering yours.
You’re lucky your bones weren’t made into wind chimes.
Both parties are at fault here. She shouldn't have answered the door naked or invited you in (why would she do that with her husband there? Guess she wanted a threesome?), and you shouldn't have accepted the offer since you were on the clock.
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That's how murders happen. Never enter a stranger's house, and if they ask why or threaten to complain, tell them it's against company policy.
That's what you get when you play on the company clock.