Question C

[Jonetta]

Ginny McLeod defrauded a lot of people, mostly friends and family. Most find this kind of behavior despicable (think Bernie Madoff). The team expressed thoughts about having to investigate someone who kinda deserved what she got but still worked hard on her behalf as a victim. Do you think most law enforcement who might judge the victim still work diligently to solve the crime or just phone it in?

[Sharon]

I do. Most men and women in law enforcement work hard for justice. McLeod should have received prison time. She didn't deserve murder.

[Anita]

I think they work hard to find the killer. They may not sympathize with the victim, but a murderer just can't be allowed to roam free.

[Jonetta]

I think the lion share of law enforcement do the job. Every orchard has a few bad apples, though. I think the worst they’d do is just do the minimum. It’s particularly bad when they’re investigating murders of prostitutes.

[Lauren]

Giimy McLeod, and her warped family (minus Ken Jr) are a bunch of sociopaths. Nevertheless, everyone deserves justice even despicable people.
It is the police's duty to do their job to the best of their ability regardless of the victim's identity. If they cannot do so, they should not be on the force.

[Robin]

I think most of the people in law enforcement will do everything they can to catch the murderer, even if they don't like the victim.