No matter how well you plan things out, there will people in places that you didn't expect them, you will drop and lose things, you will forget things, you will leave behind evidence that you never even thought to conceal.
In your example, where do you chop up the body? When do you do it without someone seeing you? How do you not leave blood behind? What do you do with the tools? Where do you even get the tools without leaving record of the purchase?
This stuff is going to take hours and hours to pull off. What's your alibi for when you're taking the time to do this? Taking a nap at home? What if someone sees you driving all around town dropping things off in different trash bins?
People get away with murder not because they planned things well, but because they got extremely lucky. Maybe there was a rainstorm that washed away a key piece of evidence, or maybe the lead investigator was sick and did a poor job.
Is it normal to think you could easily dispose of a body in the trash?
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There is no "perfect crime".
No matter how well you plan things out, there will people in places that you didn't expect them, you will drop and lose things, you will forget things, you will leave behind evidence that you never even thought to conceal.
In your example, where do you chop up the body? When do you do it without someone seeing you? How do you not leave blood behind? What do you do with the tools? Where do you even get the tools without leaving record of the purchase?
This stuff is going to take hours and hours to pull off. What's your alibi for when you're taking the time to do this? Taking a nap at home? What if someone sees you driving all around town dropping things off in different trash bins?
People get away with murder not because they planned things well, but because they got extremely lucky. Maybe there was a rainstorm that washed away a key piece of evidence, or maybe the lead investigator was sick and did a poor job.