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Chadwick_Steel t1_jcm42p5 wrote

The criminal always returns to the scene of the crime.

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brian2funny t1_jcm5lk8 wrote

My mom would say, drunks and children tell the truth. I guess that she would have known, being that she had lived in Holland during the German occupation.

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Singular_Thought t1_jcn6ufm wrote

“Your honor, how can we believe the word of an alcoholic drunk? He has no credibility!”

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JackFunk t1_jcnp3ya wrote

Wow, that video was nuts. Dude is hammered and thinks he's a master criminal.

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meaker t1_jcopdpy wrote

I’m trying to figure out his accent, is he faking it? Trying to sound like a Bond villain?

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OldeFortran77 t1_jcozd7a wrote

I read a Netherlands resistance fighter's wife taught their toddler to keep saying "papa dood" for whenever the Germans came to the house to look for him.

I also talked to a fellow about his parents' experiences under the occupation. It was quite brutal, and they weren't even soldiers.

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JohnnyGFX t1_jcp8bbh wrote

That makes me so jealous. Those police officers were courteous, polite, and didn't do anything to escalate the situation.

>"Can you get in the van, please? You're being arrested. We're trying not... We're trying not to manhandle you, but we need you to get in the van." - British Police Officer

Could you guys send over your police training methods and also the metric system. We could use both. Thanks!

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brian2funny t1_jcpg6x6 wrote

She grew up in a large rural family. I was understood never tell any secrets to the younger siblings, better yet don't say anything. The kids may have accidentally said something, that could very well get people shot. Best to not tell them anything. For that matter don't tell anyone.

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HarryHacker42 t1_jcpil0h wrote

He talked to the cops, he went to jail.

The 27 rules of police interaction are:

  1. Don't talk to the cops, that is what lawyers are for

2 through 27) See rule #1 again, maybe you missed it.

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Shot-Spray5935 t1_jcptal4 wrote

Sounds suspect af man. What were they up to in that village? Pedophilia? Necrophilia? Vampire business? Selling Jews to the Nazis for a pack of cigs? I once worked for a Dutchman near Amstelveen when I was in high school. That man was shady and took advantage of me. Never trust a Dutchman.

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lsmgis t1_jcpyv5b wrote

He's definitely the little spoon in prison.

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brian2funny t1_jcyh2y0 wrote

The best way is to never tell anyone and if you know something and its not your business, forget about it. If you can. They couldn't trust anyone. They didn't know if their neighbours, friends or anyone else would, or someone else would tell the Germans . A secret is not a secret if more than one knows.

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