Why Is Sherlock Simpsons Wrong

Have you ever stolen anything? Come on, you have done it before! Well, I know for sure that I have stolen something and I received some big consequences for doing it. Sherlock Holmes is a detective and he is on a case about Ryder, a criminal, and Ms. Cusack, Ryder’s apprentice or, companion, and they stole a Carbuncle. A Carbuncle is an expensive jewel that belonged to the Countess. Holmes eventually finds out who had stolen the jewel and stuffed it into a goose. I know right? A goose! Sherlock ends up letting Ryder and Cusack free. In my opinion, Sherlock Holmes positively made the wrong decision. In the first place, I believe that Holmes did wrong was Ryder still tried to steal the Carbuncle so he should be
The word is also used as a familiar term for some crimes against property, such as burglary, embezzlement, larceny, looting, robbery, shoplifting, fraud, prowling, mugging, and sometimes criminal adaptation. Ryder and Cusack should have been put in jail for what they have done. It is not fair to the other people. Yes, if they go to jail for their crime, they might have a chance of being pulled into another crime and sent back to jail for something they didn’t do. At least they are paying the time for the crime. They still didn’t pay the time, so obviously they didn’t learn their lesson. They will probably be released out the next day or two and steal another thing because that is what people who steal do. Since Ryder and Cusack ducked away with the misconduct, they will think they might slip away with any crime so they will commit another one and another one until they get caught. Take my facts and put them into play so next time if anyone is thinking of doing anything of the above, just remember the penalties that will be given for what has been