On an episode of Small Town Murder I was listening to they talked about how its suspicious to be walking around a neighborhood at 11 PM without a specific destination.
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On an episode of Small Town Murder I was listening to they talked about how its suspicious to be walking around a neighborhood at 11 PM without a specific destination. I was then walking around my neighborhood at 10:20 PM with no destination as everything was closed.
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