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~ murder by dog proxy movie |
A man (victim) goes to court to battle a terrible case against a person who harmed him greatly. He loses the case even though the criminal is 100 percent guilty.
He has no way of getting justice served, and feels like murdering the person who harmed him - as he deserves such a penalty.
In order to not get caught, he trains a dog to do the murder for him so that he will not get charged for the crime. He uses the dog as his proxy to commit murder and serve justice. He trains the dog by using scents of the man he wants to kill (puts the scent on clothing). He has a dummy/manikin that he puts cloths on in his house and trains the dog only to attack this particular scent. He trains the dog to bite the neck and literally rip the person to pieces.
Issues with story: how does he get the dog into the person's house (for a private kill, out of site) who he wants to murder? How does he protect himself against people finding out he specifically trained the dog for that purpose?
End of story: he is sad that the dog must be put down for killing the person and does not get caught as no one suspects anything, it was just a mentally ill dog. He is happy justice is served, but very sad that his dog, which he did not originally obtain to befriend, was literally his best friend. Or an alternate ending to the movie: the dog doesn't get caught as no one can figure out what happened. But there would be dog DNA on the murder victim from the saliva/teeth marks. However dog dna is not computerised in a database so how would they find the dog that did it without knowing the DNA of all dogs?
Prefer ending where he keeps the dog and it does not get put down for committing the crime.
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