Commit
Trusting
Trusting adjective - Having or showing trust in another.
Both words in one sentence
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The real John Ratcliffe seems to have been more foolishly trusting than villainous, as he wanted to trade with the Native Americans, not to rob them or commit genocide on them.
- Another possibility is that the Suspect was the killer you were looking for, and just happened to be killed by someone else (perhaps using the same MO, trusting that his solid alibi for the murders he didn't commit would keep him from being suspected for the one he did).
Source: Suspect Existence Failure -
Unfortunately, he becomes part of a Terrible Trio when two other circus performers who have gone bad (an Escape Artist and a human fly) take advantage of his trusting nature to trick him into helping them commit crimes.
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