It would seem that when dealing with people who have no sense of the sacredness of life, it is those that are hardest to pin down. Someone mentioned the movie "Rope" by Hitchcock. There is a similar thing going on here where getting away with. The people at the center have fixated on what the experience of death is and have no regard for the human element. Victims are random and tragic. Throw in a police officer, dying of cancer, as a counterpoint, and you have a really solid episode. There is a secondary part unrelated to the first where a young woman dies in a children's swimming pool. There are a series of events that lead to this that are tragic.
Review of The Meaning of Death: Part 2
