The Perfect Crime?

Question

Is there a perfect crime, if there is what is it?

By perfect i mean you don't get cought and that nobody gets hurt.

For the ice bullet theroy you need to use salted water and hardend ice

Answer 1

Jaywalking in the middle of the night in an abandoned road.

Answer 2

Any crime where you don't get caught is a perfece crime. The problem is when you get arrogant and think that you can't be caught and keep commiting crimes and eventually you get caught.

The perfect modern day crime is the war in Iraq. It was disguised as a military action to confiscate WMD's, then to liberate Iraqi's people from suffering at the hands of Saadam, then to fight terrorism. Meanwhile on the other side of the country Halibutron is looting the oil fields in Iraq and making billions because of no bid contracts. That is the crime of all humanity.

Answer 3

Shooting someone with a bullet made of tightly packed ice. You could kill them and they wouldn't have the bullet to figure out which gun it came from coz it would melt away, or at least enough not to have left scratches or indents from the gun.

Would that work?

Ahh right, a crime where no one gets hurt. Surely when a crime happens someone somewhere along the lines gets hurt?!

I give up, maybe there isn't such a thing!

Answer 4

I'm amazed how naive people are insisting that you will ALWAYS be caught. If that were try then why are there so many unsolved crimes? Come on people.

The perfect crime is one where no one even realises that a crime was committed. When there are circumstances that would mean it was never investigated, and assumed to be something else. Or if you can frame someone who is unable to ever speak out. There needs to be no investigation, no suspicion.

It either requires meticulous planning, or knowing when to grab the right opportunity.

Answer 5

I can only think that it would have to be low level crime that goes un-missed .
Counterfeit money is very rarely noticed by banks, so all you need is a collection of small accounts to place the money into and take it back out again .
I'm sure its a bit harder than that but its the best I've got.
Just thought of another, Prostitution, still a crime for some reason.

Answer 6

Liggy, not sure if you watch mythbusters on t.v. but they put that theory to the test and it was completely unsuccessful. Problems packing ice in cartridge before metal. Also the velocity of the ice broke it apart. Maybe someone can come up with a way but so far as I know, an ice bullet has never worked.

Answer 7

I observed a action picture as quickly as, approximately a standard suburban couple who mandatory money badly. The got down to rob a financial employer. They did it sucessfully with none suspicion falling on them. Walked into the financial employer purely like all different couple, held up the staff and walked out with the money. the subject became they carried on doing it. so ultimately they have been caught. i think the secret of the appropriate crime is initially the making plans, and secondly, supply up in case you're forward.!!!!

Answer 8

The perfect crime would be the one on to yourself. You are the executioner and the victim, the only one to blame, the victim of your own crime. The Perfect Crime you commit every day religiously, by not embracing your life and living it to the fullest. Now that is the perfect crime. The crime you commit every day. How did YOU live your life today......

Answer 9

A Perfect Crime was taught at the U-Chicago by:

Leo Strauss (September 20, 1899 – October 18, 1973), was a German-born American political philosopher who specialized in the study of classical philosophy. He spent most of his career as a Political Science Professor at the University of Chicago, where he taught several generations of devoted students, = Jews

Noble lies and deadly truths

Strauss noted that thinkers of the first rank, going back to Plato, had raised the problem of whether good and effective politicians could be completely truthful and still achieve the necessary ends of their society. By implication, Strauss asks his readers to consider whether "noble lies" have any role at all to play in uniting and guiding the polis. Are "myths" needed to give people meaning and purpose and to ensure a stable society? Or can men and women dedicated to relentlessly examining, in Nietzsche's language, those "deadly truths", flourish freely?

In 2004 Adam Curtis produced a three-part documentary for the BBC on the threat from organised terrorism called the Power of Nightmares. This television documentary claimed that Strauss' teachings, among others, influenced neo-conservative and thus, United States foreign policy, especially following the September 11, 2001 attacks. Two students of Strauss, Wolfowitz and William Kristol, are cited, and Kristol discusses Strauss's influence in the film. Since they were students of Strauss, the documentary claims that their later political views and actions are a result of Strauss' philosophy and teaching. The central theme of the documentary is that the neoconservatives created myths to make the Soviet Union and terrorist organizations such as Al-Qaeda (Arabic: القاعدة‎) appear to be better organized and coordinated, as well as more threatening than they actually were, and that such "nightmares" enabled the neoconservatives to gain disproportionate power in the Reagan and George W. Bush administrations.

Answer 10

Because humans are imperfect, there is NO such thing as a perfect crime. Some trace evidence will be left behind, and the crook will eventually get nailed.

Answer 11

The perfect crime would be a Perfect criminal that would never get caught. The perfect crime involves alot of thought and only one person. However Mabey Ill get back at cha later......alligator