There Should No Murder Go Unsolved Essay

I believe no murder should go unsolved if it can be helped. It is not anyone’s place to decide if another human lives or dies. They may have a family or be a small innocent child that deserves to forefeel his or hers dreams. Murder is a cruel, sickening, and low thing to do to a person. For police to resolve a murder they need evidence and enough to put a suspect behind bars. Acquiring this evidence can cost a lot of money. For example JonBenet’s investigation cost a total of two million dollars. For scientist and experts to study and run test on the evidence it is going to take money. Yet with that being said I think Justice is worth whatever it takes. Because the killer of that victim is somewhere out there with freedom living life with out any consequences. Donations and fundraisers can be …show more content…
Yet in 2008 they were finally cleared as non suspects after taking DNA test from the child’s cloths. Some of the evidence was lost because police did not properly seal off the crime scene once they found the body. This plays a crucial role in finding the killer. Technology is always progressing scientists have more advanced systems and ways to analyze things now then they did ten years ago. This is another reason why I think they shouldn’t give up on a unsolved murder case. With advanced technology there is a chance something new can pop up that has been over looked with older studies. Police said the evidence didn’t add up. She was strangled to death with a cord in her own home but DNA showed later on the family was ruled out as suspects. There were a total of thirty eight registered sex offenders living with in miles of the home. Also a teacher in his early forties oddly confessed to killing the girl. The teacher claimed he had drugged JonBenet and accidentally killed her yet her autopsy had shown no record of drugs being in her