While police and prosecutors focused on finding ways to
convict Ray Krone of murdering Kim Anacona, there was something else going on:
The real killer was still walking around freely. Luckily, the man suspected of
killing Kim was arrested several days later on a molestation charge. But what
if he hadn’t been?
Most of the attention of the police was set on Ray. The true
killer, had he not been caught, could have committed numerous crimes while he roamed
free of suspicion. The point here reflects back to the post on the police. Law
enforcement officials and prosecutors need to do their best to keep an open
mind until they are 100 percent certain they have the right person. When they
don’t, it clouds their judgment and they become so caught up in the person
they’re trying to convict that they disregard evidence that not only refutes
their beliefs but also potentially points to another person.
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