In the article by Martin Gansberg, “37 Who Saw Murder Didn’t Call the Police,” bystanders attempt to explain themselves. Does witnessing someone else's distress and possessing the capability to help consider the witness involved? “ ‘I didn’t want to get involved,’ he sheepishly told the police.” A witness that can help is involved, they could save the person’s life, but chooses not too. Therefore, this excuse of not getting involved is no where near justified as they were already involved. Does assuming a possibly fatal situation is something insignificant make it okay to not check what it really is? “ ‘We thought it was a lover’s quarrel.’ A husband and wife both said, ‘Frankly, we were afraid.’ They seemed aware of the fact that events
