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A microscopic clue on a restraint helps investigators solve a cold case. Other breakthroughs come from a prison inmate, an insurance fraud scheme, and a spouse who finally speaks up, in Season 2, Episode 11, “The Cuff Link / The Unluckiest Man.”

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  1. 1
    @Thelearninplace

    Daniel 12:4 – But thou, O Daniel, shut up the words, and seal the book, even to the time of the end: many shall run to and fro, and knowledge shall be increased. ✔

  2. 2
    @Thelearninplace

    Exodus 20:13 } Galatians 6:7-8 } Matthew 6:22-24 } Hebrews 9:27 } John 5:21-30 } Matthew 12:36-37 } Revelation 20:11-15 }
    Revelation 22:15 } ✔

  3. 4
    @angelanapier4248

    I just don’t know how a lawyer can defend someone who they know is guilty. This is what gives them a bad name

    • 5
      @NanasRanch

      If a lawyer knows their client is guilty, they look for technicalities. Many suspects don’t even confess to their lawyer, so the lawyer’s job is to fight for a person they must conclude is innocent. If they don’t aggressively defend, a mistrial can be called upon appeal.
      I couldn’t do it, that’s for sure.

    • 6
      @butterbeanqueen8148

      It doesn’t matter if they are guilty. The whole point of a defendant having an attorney is to make sure that the prosecution proves their case. If the prosecution’s case can’t stand up against a rigorous defense then they shouldn’t be prosecuting the case. The purpose is so that the state doesn’t bring flimsy cases even if they think they know who committed the crime. It’s a slippery slope to a system where the state just makes up everything and doesn’t follow the rules. Pretty soon we’re reliving the Salem witch trials. We are living in a place where the government is all powerful and innocent people are sitting in prison.

    • 7
      @angelanapier4248

      @NanasRanchI’m just saying I don’t think I could if I knew they were guilty, especially if it involves children

  4. 8
    @Harlan81

    I would think all thousand of those flex cuffs could easily all be shipped to the same store in the same town this crime was committed stores usually order bulk. I did not buy the flex cuff

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