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Would you lie....?

Following on from the Maxinne Carr thread below..

If your partner was accused of murder, and begged you to lie on their behalf to the police- would you?


B00  Sun 02/11/08 19:00
weeal
Sun 02/11/08
19:01
hi boo

gawd no, it would mean they had something to hide for sure
liars are my biggest hate tho
no.knowledge
Sun 02/11/08
19:01
no !
puddicat
Sun 02/11/08
19:02
No!!
sara3
Sun 02/11/08
19:02
nope
888sally888
Sun 02/11/08
19:03
Absolutely not!!
luxury
Sun 02/11/08
19:07
depends who he'd murdered....
lil75
Sun 02/11/08
19:25
definately not!
leggymessiah
Sun 02/11/08
19:27
No way.


Same if it was my children.

We had this one before remember?

If my kid was definitely guilty of murdering someone elses child / father / mother and i found out.

id turn them in.

i must hope that that would never happen but if it did id be as bad as a murderer if i knowingly tried to cover it up
obNOXious
Sun 02/11/08
19:29
Depends on who they murdered and why.
Velvetee
Sun 02/11/08
19:30
It really depends on the nature of my partner killing someone. If he killed someone as an act of self defence or to protect a loved one, then I would probably keep quiet or lie.

If the situation was like Maxine Carr's, then I would shop him myself. There is no reason on earth, that anyone should protect a child killer or any killer, who has killed out of greed, perversion or just out of being a nasty piece of work.
B00
Sun 02/11/08
19:32

Question Author

Ahhh, but that's the thing Legend- you don't know for definite.

Just because the police accuse tthem of it, it doesn't mean they did it.

You love you partner, couldn't believe they'd do such a thing, well they couldn't could they? Someone you love, with all your heart murdering? It's beyond your realms of belief.

So again...if they convinced you of their innocence, and you believed them (possibly because you really, really, really want to).

Would you lie for them?
weeal
Sun 02/11/08
19:33
nope
leggymessiah
Sun 02/11/08
19:34
no
youre lying in a case of murder

not like youre saying theyre not in when someone calls on the phone


i think its shows your real morals if you can start to argue to excuse a murder then youre no betetr.

i have said this before and havent changed my mind yet

if i do
i willl post and say so
no.knowledge
Sun 02/11/08
19:35
BOO are you writting to maxine carr in prison or what?
weeal
Sun 02/11/08
19:35
in my view an innocent person would ask you to help prove their innocence ... not lie to the police !
obNOXious
Sun 02/11/08
19:37
I see some people have never had any dealings with the police when theyre accused of anything then...
leggymessiah
Sun 02/11/08
19:38
If youd lie for a murderer then wouldnt you coverup for a rapist or someone who almost killed someone , like beating them until in a coma?



Its the slippery slope

wher do you draw the line?

ok to kill someone drink driving cos you only had 3 pints and they stepped out etc


not for me
B00
Sun 02/11/08
19:38

Question Author

You're living up to your username Mr K.

It's a genuine question, if you can't reply and stick to this particular question, don't bother at all- thanks :-)
Jafi
Sun 02/11/08
19:39
No i wouldn't. If they were genuinely innocent then i would hope that the evidence would speak for itself.

I would never forgive myself if i covered up for them and they were indeed guilty. Even if they were innocent and you gave a false alibi how would that look if you were found out.

If you've nothing to hide you tell the truth.


leggymessiah
Sun 02/11/08
19:39
nox never been accused of murder

but id go with weals answer on it


good and bad police like people


its about your morals not the polices
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