News reports based on FBI statistics show that somewhere between 35%-40% of homicides in the US go unsolved in the US today.[...]

I wouldn't fault someone for imagining that rural murders must be the easiest ones to get away with. If I leave my house and head west, it's 600 miles of sparsely populated farmland and prairie from here to Denver. How would anyone find a body buried under the great blue sky out there in the middle of nowhere? Yet rural states dominate the bottom of the list, while DC, by far the most urban "state" listed, has the inglorious distinction of being the worst of the worst when it comes to positively identifying killers.

http://anepigone.blogspot.com/2013/01/rates-of-unsolved-murder-by-state.html

Here's a comment at iSteve.

The clearance rate for homicide in [Chicago] for 2012 was just 25%. Clearance means the police are satisfied and further investigation is halted due to arrests, death of perps, etc, but doesn't necessarily mean a conviction.[...]

This means that there are hundreds of murderers walking around free on the streets here just from the last year alone. Multiply that by the number of uncleared homicides for the past, say, 20 years and you have thousands of them running around all over the place.
http://isteve.blogspot.de/2013/01/white-people-arent-very-good-at-getting.html

Here's a list of states and their unsolved homicide rates. (The higher the percentage, the higher the unsolved homicide rate.)

1. District of Columbia 56.1%
2. Illinois 55.4%
3. Maryland 46.1%
4. New York 44.0%
5. California 43.9%
6. Massachusetts 43.8%
7. Rhode Island 42.0%
8. New Jersey 41.8%
9. Michigan 38.8%
10. Connecticut 37.1%
11. Missouri 36.7%
12. Indiana 36.3%
13. Arizona 34.7%
14. Nevada 34.6%
15. Ohio 31.4%
16. Louisiana 31.2%
17. Alabama 27.8%
18. Hawaii 26.5%
19. Georgia 26.3%
20. Kentucky 26.1%
21. Texas 26.0%
22. North Carolina 25.5%
23. Pennsylvania 25.1%
24. New Mexico 24.5%
25. Arkansas 21.7%
26. Kansas 21.1%
27. Colorado 20.8%
28. Virginia 19.8%
29. Oklahoma 19.0%
30. Nebraska 19.0%
31. Mississippi 18.7%
32. Washington 17.9%
33. Minnesota 17.8%
34. Wisconsin 17.5%
35. Alaska 17.4%
36. Delaware 16.7%
37. New Hampshire 15.8%
38. Oregon 15.7%
39. Utah 15.6%
40. Tennessee 14.6%
41. West Virginia 12.1%
42. South Carolina 10.6%
43. Maine 10.4%
44. Iowa 9.8%
45. South Dakota 9.2%
46. Montana 8.2%
47. Vermont 5.6%
48. North Dakota 4.5%
49. Wyoming 4.5%
50. Idaho 3.9%

http://anepigone.blogspot.com/2013/01/rates-of-unsolved-murder-by-state.html

The worst states on that list are the states with the most blacks. The best states for solving murders are the Whitest.

Niggers likely commit most unsolved homicides--gang-bangers that fellow niggers won't squeal on. Also, police departments don't have an unlimited supply of money to spend on solving murders, especially routine murders among nigger gang members.

A nigger who wanted to kill somebody would have a hard time in a (mostly) White rural state, like Washington State or Iowa. But he would stand an average 50/50 chance of getting away with it in D.C., New York, or California. Of course he and the gang would have to make sure that nobody squeals on him.

That's how dey get dey murder on in the ghetto. Something that niggers are comparatively good at.