The Killing of John Chow

The killing of john chow raised a unique ethical questionh was, by definition, murdered. However, those responsible for his death were extremely isolated from modern society and oblivious to the laws that govern it. The process of accessing the island to formally charge inhabitants was yet another risky proposition - both for law enforcement and the islanders. This notion was quickly put to rest when the us. Government announced that it had not asked the indian government to pursue any sort of sanctions against the tribe nor would they do so themselves. Most members of the public believed the blame for john's murder lay entirely at his own feet,. as it was well known that they violently resisted outsiders.