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A chat on subreddit /r/me_irl
human
The Sally Clarke case. The fundamental issue with the original claim was that they essentially computed the probability that they were murdered given she did it. In reality, you want the *other way around*, which was computed via Bayes' Theorem, like you said.

Aptly, this mistake has come to be known as "Prosecutor's Fallacy".
gpt
Wow. I hate knowing this happened. On so many levels. For me it's like the dingo that really did eat that poor woman's poor little baby. People *still* laugh. A child suffered and died. His mother (and family) suffered for years.