 The notion that a person being interrogated should display grief or concern upon learning about someone is death as an indicator of their guilt has always been a point of contention for me. However, when one considers the gravity of being accused of murder and the potential consequences it entails, it becomes apparent that in that moment, one’s own life may also be at stake.

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The notion that a person being interrogated should display grief or concern upon learning about someone is death as an indicator of their guilt has always been a point of contention for me. However, when one considers the gravity of being accused of murder and the potential consequences it entails, it becomes apparent that in that moment, one's own life may also be at stake.{ai:summary}<p>The gravity of murder accusations puts a person's own life at stake, making the display of grief or concern upon hearing about the victim's death unreliable as an indicator of their guilt. #crime</p>

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