Murder Accountability Project

6,000 families with no arrest, no trial, no sentence of any kind, and we're spending a quarter million extra per case on the handful of killers we already caught.

The man who runs the Murder Accountability Project says the first question to ask a city with bad numbers is how many detectives it has, because a homicide detective shouldn't be carrying more than four or five cases at a time.

Germany actually solves more than 90% of its murders.

Germany doesn't have the death penalty because they have detectives.