How Did Sherlock Holmes Make Wrong Decisions
A Detective’s Decision Have you ever had something valuable stolen from you? For what it’s worth, you would try your best to find whoever stole it and where it is. In this situation, Sherlock Holmes let go two guilty criminals who stole a carbuncle from a Countess. In my opinion, Sherlock Holmes positively made the wrong decision.
In the 1st place, the criminals themselves confessed to a crime. With that kind of evidence, it should’ve led to an immediate arrest since they have proven guilty. They have no alibi, and the carbuncle was found in one of the accomplice’s geese.
In the 2nd place, a small crime like this could’ve easily escalated to more heinous felonies. In fact, serial killer Peter Kurten started out with petty theft when he
In the 1st place, the criminals themselves confessed to a crime. With that kind of evidence, it should’ve led to an immediate arrest since they have proven guilty. They have no alibi, and the carbuncle was found in one of the accomplice’s geese.
In the 2nd place, a small crime like this could’ve easily escalated to more heinous felonies. In fact, serial killer Peter Kurten started out with petty theft when he