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No Miranda? Hmm, I wonder how this will affect proceedings later…
It probably won’t affect the proceedings. In real life the police usually wait until a formal interrogation is already being conducted before they read the suspect their rights.
I still want to know who Mrs. Flavors’ husband is? When do we meet Mr. Flavors?
Maybe she’s the type who has a flavor of the month?
… I’ll just see myself out, then.
I predict that if we do see him, he’ll be wearing a giant clock around his neck.
The moral here is that if you’re involved in a conspiracy, you should be one of the people in charge so you don’t get handcuffed.
Nathan, have you considered adding navigation arrows at the top of the page? I believe it would make catching up on you work much easier.
I’m a member of one private site where the navigation arrows are ONLY at the top; you read down to the bottom, then have to scroll back to the top to go to the next page. My bank is similar — if I’m reading my statement backwards, I have to scroll back to the bottom to click forward in time, or even to just skip some pages.
I just noticed (while looking back to see if there were new comments) that the suspects were not fully told what they were being arrested for; is that relevant?
I doubt it. I think they actually prefer to not tell you what you’re accused of, makes you more likely to talk. Think of the cop who asks you why he’s pulled you over.