Sacco & Vanzetti, Guilty Or Innocent ?

     Sacco and Vanzetti were two anarchists, Italian immigrants. They were accused of killing two men during an armed robbery. Held trial for their accusation investigators were stooped. Our evidence is flawed. We have look through the crime scene, searching for any kind of clues to fully turn the case one way or another. Did Sacco and Vanzetti commit the crime ? The Buick found in the woods, quite an eye catcher. Whomever parked this vehicle, stripping it of its license plate did not want any one to find it. Another peculiar item of trial was the same date of the deportation of Feruccio Coacci. Quite odd to have a friend being deported the same day a murder took place. Maybe Coacci was a close friend with our suspects Sacco and Vanzetti ? A lot of questions arising within this case. Was Coacci involved with the murder ? We then went to visit his home to find tire imprints from the same tires as the Buick previously found in the woods... Getting interesting ehh ? We go to ask more questions at the house, only to find our informant has disappeared. To this point I think they must be guilty of the trial. As one can clearly see the facts may be missing a few pieces, but in general it spells it out that Sacco and Vanzetti have to had something to do with this murder ! They were the only two around afterwards, suspecting that they could pass as innocent bystanders. As their friend Coacci drove the said car, Buick, into the woods to distract our path right back to them. Testimonies labeled Sacco a murderer seeing him with two gunmen, but not Vanzetti, maybe he was behind the scenes, or even covered his face to look different ? Sacco is definitely guilty, Vanzetti I may question, but the company you keep is what describes yourself, am I right ? In the end Vanzetti was a good friend to take a fall for it, but I still think Sacco deserved his punishment too, as they both seemed in cahoots in this investigative case. What would you think about going against this trial ? Would you have let Vanzetti go ? Would you have believed Sacco ? These are the questions we as investigators ask one another. Evidence is key, but our gut never failed us before...