Quote from: Ucy on June 19, 2020, 04:29:20 PM

I don't know what movie you're talking about unfortunately(I barely watch movies thesedays). But in the case of the driver hitting the murderer and not calling the cops to report it, I think it depends on "intention", and whether the hitter(driver) broke any traffic rule that caused the hitting... If it wasn't intentional and the cause of hitting rye wasn't due to breaking of traffic rules, it will be easier for driver in a Just Court of Law especially if she has some good evidences. It will aswell be easier for the driver's male friend/husband If he can provide solid proofs he was attacked and almost killed at home.
So, it's good to alway get the solid evidences(and better to also have random human witnesses to support the case) immediately before leaving the scene.

I read a little bit about the movie on Wikipedia to understand how the "butcher guy" in your post came about: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peggy_Blumquist Hope it's thesame movie.

Yeah its almost the same movie, its the tv series. ive watched the movie too but the series are actually longer and based on the movie i think.
oh so they mightve not got into any trouble