An even better conundrum:

What would happen if a murder took place at a tri-point?

The killer in country "A" shoots victim, who is in country "B" and the
body lands in country "C".

Or: a murder takes place in the German-Luxembourg condominium. Which
land's laws would apply?

All very interesting to ponder!

Cheers!

Doug

On Thursday, February 10, 2005, at 01:02 PM, Wolfgang Schaub wrote:

> The "Oetzi" case perhaps may provide guidance...? The corpse was
> secured by Austrians, but lies in an Italian museum now, after some
> legal hassle.
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> Wolfgang
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> This may sound a bit pedantic, but I've been wondering what would
> happen if a killer placed the corpse on an actual border. Say it was
> on a straight line border between two independent countries and it
> was clear that the body was actually in two countries.
> What would happen? What if there were no clues as to which side the
> murderer came from?
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