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Question: IF there are two people who said they both commited a murder, who are they going to convict?


Answers: IF there are two people who said they both commited a murder, who are they going to convict?

Whichever one or ones are found guilty. Just saying you committed a murder is a pretty strange way to get attention, but it doesn't actually mean you actually did it!

Looking at it another way, if two people say they've committed murder, they probably won't end up on any juries any time soon, so they won't be convicting anyone...

Both of them.

both people they both confessed

I don't get how this is a joke..
Is it a joke?
Err I think they convict both of them and use evidence to find out who initiated the crime and call the other an accomplice

who rats out on the other first

well not like any1
would tell the truth

Maybe both or whoever they find the fingerprints for.. I have no clue why u would say u commited a murder when u didnt though..

Neither, because they killed eachother.

well if they both say they did it i guess they'd have a court and if they both say they still did it then just convict them both.

Both of them.

"they" in the last part refers to jury.

both of them...unless it was the same murder...in which case the police would find evidence to see who's guilty... unless they worked together...hmm...ooo, when it says who are "they" going to convict, the answer is no one, because they cant convict themselves...

im guessing this is a trick question but probably both i guess?

the racial minority...it's easier for a jury if that is the case.
and for the record, i am not personally racist, but you know that this would happen.

both of them
but the one that actually killed the person would get a worse sentence. (or w/e the heck its called)

-is a trick question-
What the others said.



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