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How many random “heh go arrest that guy” calls do you think cops of that era got
Watch the documentary. It wasn't "it might be my boyfriend". It was "he has that car, was at all the scenes, has a rape kit, looks like him, has women's clothes that aren't mine, I saw him leave, has no alibi" and they didn't even go talk to him. There was no excuse.
That’s the interesting question, that decides whether there’s no excuse or not. How many calls with a similar level of detail? It’s the thing documentaries always leave out and it’s the main thing that matters. Masking noise is a thing. We assume this is rare. Is it?
The police claim it was hundreds, but even *they* felt it was enough evidence to do a photo lineup but witnesses couldn't identify him from photos (months later only seeing from a distance, duh). They just said he couldn't be him because he's a republican law student.
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