- Dołączono
- 7 Lip 2015
More accurately, if you killed someone and admitted to it publicly but were never charged/convicted, you would be an admitted killer, not a “murderer” as murder is a legal term. What Tom likes to do is argue that there is a substantive difference between an act and the phrasing assigned to the act in law.If you murdered someone 40 years ago, you'd still be a murderer, even if you never went on to become a serial killer.