The VIN: Difference Between Rational And Irrational Murder

The VIN was like the ID of a vehicle, which provided the basic information of the car. It facilitated the owners and law enforcement departments to track the car. It would led to the decrease of supply and demand. Because every car had its own identification number and could be tracked based on the number, it was less likely for the lawbreakers to sell the stolen cars to other people. Sometimes, they would be caught before they sold the car out. If there were case reports about the vehicle lost, the police could check the information of the car owner and then judge whether the current owner was a thief. The increase of the risk of stealing the car would lead to the decrease of supply. On the other hand, the buyer would be less likely to buy the stolen cars. Although the price of the stolen cars would be less than the cars bought from the normal channel, it could cause a great loss for buyers. If the owners found their cars through the VIN, then they had the right to get back their cars. Then it was a loss of money for the buyers. People could track all the information about the car from the VIN, including whether the car had been stolen. There were a good chance that the buyers would be caught if they bought the stolen cars. They did not want to take the risk of
In the rational murder, the murderer hoped to gain benefits through killing some else. For example, the successor would plan a murder to inherit prosperity as soon as possible. The reason people did that was because the benefits were far outweigh the losses. On the contrary, the irrational murder was conducted without considering the gains from the crimes. The common causes for such type murder was out of emotion. The murderer may be irritated by someone on the spot and then implemented murder. What the murderer gained was only the pleasure brought by the killing. However, some would be regret after they were