From what little I know about this, which is listening to locals and some foreigners, this comes from the perverse incentive where maiming costs more than the manslaughter payout.  It&#x27;s from advice of prior extortion victims, accounts from the news, hearsay from friends, etc.  The incentive is that trying to help a maimed person can cost you dearly.  This same thing is why you don&#x27;t see &quot;good Samaritans&quot;.  Good Samaritans get taken advantage of.  Poole take a sign of help as a sign of guilt.<p>Interpreting help as a sign of guilt is very strong and has become a strong reason people look the other way instead of helping someone in a bad position, sadly.