that can be anything from cars without tags to domestic battery to murder. and 1 arrest in 5 years is pretty low.

What's going inside banker's heads is one of the great mysteries of our day.

It was a meth lab and someone was murdered in it as well.

However, I would not kill anyone to prevent that from happening.You want me to kill someone, you'll have to come up with a different incentive.Pressing a button to kill some one for a million bucks is no different than taking out life insurance on someone and then murdering them to collect the $.And crikey, let's face it, even for those with ethics tettering on the edge, a million dollars isn't much money these days.

Going back to this thread's original premise:Where in hell is ANYONE'S outrage concerning North Korea's truly and unequivocally murderous action?

I relate well with these people and rarely have problems in a little city that is known for drugs, gambling, prostitution, corruption and a high murder rate.

The FICO score calculation is a big mystery that is closely guarded by each bureau.

One was a convicted felon that stalked me after I witnessed an attempted murder!

I wanted to start a thread not just to discuss what constitutes a war zone, (the number of murders, violent crimes, drugs in one area may constitute a war zone to one investor but not another) but more specifically to see if anyone out there on BP thrives in this "niche" market.Someone owns those house in war zones, and with as much as you see/hear/read about avoiding them there is potentially money to be made.I'd like see if anyone is willing to defend such an investment strategy, and I understand the issues that come along with it.

It seems like all the auctions were bumped up by some mysterious person on the internet bidding...