N.C.R Not knowing what you did was wrong?

Evidence of Knowledge of Wrongfulness

1) Efforts to avoid detection
- wearing gloves during crime
- waiting until dark
- taking victim to an isolated place
- wearing mask or disguise
- concealment of a weapon on way to crime

- falsifying documents (passport, firearm permit)
- giving a false name

- threatening to kill witnesses if they report to police
- giving a false alibi

2) Disposing of evidence
- wiping off fingerprints
- washing off blood
- discarding of murder weapon
- burying a murder victim secretly
- destroying incriminating documents
3) Efforts to avoid detection
- fleeing from the crime scene
- fleeing from the police
- lying to the police


4)Statement by the defendant that he or she knew the act was wrong at the time of the offense

5) Notifying the police that a crime was committed

6) Expression of remorse or guilt after the crime committed

7) Absence of hallucinations or delusions suggesting that the offense was justified

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3 Responses to “N.C.R Not knowing what you did was wrong?”

  1. Heather Sharpe says:

    SO the highlighted area there show Vincent Li knew that what he did was wrond right! Why was this not brough up at the 3 day hearing?

  2. Barb says:

    Hi Heather,
    I’m not sure why any of this was not brought up in court..I think the families of Tim deserve a new trial.One with real lawyers…

  3. Heather Sharpe says:

    So do I

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