Mr. Carter declared that he wasn’t guilty. He said
that he had no problems with the Smith’s marriage and that there were witnesses
that could declare his innocence. The police came back to the building because
they wanted to take the testimony of other neighbours. They decided to analyze
the crime in depth.
Some neighbours said that they were in the landing and
that anybody left the house through the door à how then?
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Who
was (were) the murderer(s)?
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How
did he/she/they leave the house?
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Why
did he/she/they kill Mr. Smith?
The police took the following notes about the case:
If the door of the bedroom was locked and Mrs. Smith had the keys I think that she is the murderer and it isn't true that she was in the news-stand. We have to analyze the clues that the police have
ResponderEliminar*Moon*
I think that Mrs. Smith murdered her husband, so she was nervous.
ResponderEliminarBy Panchi
hi! i'm croquettes and I say Mrs. smith was nervous because she knows the accident of Mr Dupon but she is quiet because Mr. Dupon is her friend.
ResponderEliminarI agree with you Panchi, but we have to think how she escaped without be seen by the neighbours. Croquettes the corpse of Mr. Smith is under the bed. I think that it couldn't be an accident
Eliminar*Moon*
When are we going to analyze these clues? Tomorrow in class?
ResponderEliminarMr. Gray
I still trust Mrs. Smith. Maybe the murderer was with her at the house before Mr. Smith died and the murderer used chloroform and so Mrs. Smith fainted. I think she´s not the murderer nor an accompliced.
ResponderEliminarBob.