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  That’s actually really good number. Most developed countries are below 50%.
context: Wikipedia has a big list of a lot of deaths that are totally unconnected and completely accidental >
  
  And that page is only the 2022 list. >
  
  D.C. one is kinda strange cause cops have found "no leads" seems like their syndicate is deeper than we thought >
  
  People watch too much tv. It's very easy to cover your tracks in real life. A murder from my grandmother's block in Philly went unsolved for 15 years because the guy wore a bald cap. He was on recording breaking in, touching everything, and leaving with blood on him. Only reason he was caught was he pawned a piece of jewelry years later that was a limited run tiffany that was in the report. Cops even arrested this guy in connection to it a few days after it happenedbut let him go in under 30 minutes without printing him because he wasn't bald. >
  
  This exactly. There are so many unsolved murders. We're not actually that good at catching them >
  
  Ya I found it strange that nationally where I am in Canada only like 70% of homicides are solved annually