The Zone of Death
Everything Everywhere Daily: History, Science, Geography & More
What if I told you there is a place within the borders of the United States where, theoretically, you could get away with murder scot-free?
No matter what you did, a jury of your peer wouldn’t convict you because you could never convene a jury.
According to at least one legal scholar, such a place does exist, and it is due to a loophole in the US Constitution.
Learn more about the zone of death and the theoretical place where you could get away with murder on this episode of Everything Everywhere Daily.
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