NeverEnough
VIP Member
Murdering someone and attempting to cover it up is pretty standard practice, and not a trait unique to police officers who kill. And if he thought he would be protected he was very wrong. I was a policeman for many years and believe me nothing, and I mean nothing, is more hated on the job than a corrupt officer. I can only speak for my old force, but the second Couzens, or the man in the example above, emerged as a suspect there would be a team working around the clock to bring them down. No matter how senior.A senior police officer murdered his wife a few streets away from me and tried to make it look like an accident. I got the impression from what was reported that he thought his status in the force would keep him out of jail. Luckily the courts saw it differently. I felt really bad for the adult kids.
Who do you think carried out the investigation, arrested the guilty man, and provided the evidence which allowed the courts to reach that conclusion? Well I assume we all know who.