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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
[DC] if I killed the joker on plain daylight and the witnesses "didn't see anything" and the courts would let me out for lack of evidence, would batman actually find evidence to convicte me?

 This question is based on the real case of Ken McElroy, he was killed on plain daylight, the sheriff was out of town for "official business" and the witnesses refused to talk since he was hated by everyone, so let's say in this case joker is Ken, and any witness refuse to talk, would batman look for evidence and try to get me convicte me or would just let the justice system run its course?
gpt
So Batman wouldn't really do much. He'd investigate and so long as you're not a serial killer in the making he wouldn't do much more than spook ya a little. Bruce Wayne on the other hand would campaign hard against you regardless of the court's decision to try and send a message that extra judicial killings should never be allowed or forgiven just because the person who died was undesirable.  Batman would leave the courts as the final word but Bruce would drag you through hell and back in the court of public opinion.