
In the morning, the town comes back to life. Birds crow overhead, a snake nearby hisses, a lingering coyote dips behind a shop before disappearing into the wild. It's a frightening contrast to the stillness of yesterday but it doesn't mean it's over yet. After all, today is the trial.
The Sheriff stands on the porch of the Town Hall and brings his hand up to his mouth to let out a whistle. He'll thumb back to the Hall behind him and very clearly state --
"Trial time, folks. Get in here and figure out who did it."
And then he'll turn to leave before pausing and adding on,
"Bring a snack or somethin' too.
The Town Hall is set up more like a court house, a Judge's bench at the front but instead of at center, it's off to the side as if more for observation than participation. There's a table at the front of the room already holding a small box and a pad of papers and pen, for voting apparently. A side room containing only a metal gurney is next and today it's obvious why there's a gurney there at all with the corpse, resting right on top of it. Aside from that, there are rows for everyone to take a seat and it's only after everyone is inside and settled, that the doors close and the Sheriff speaks.
"Well, have at it. You've got till nine."
And then, he points to a clock on the wall that reads 12:00. Good luck.
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[ Nodding to himself. ]
In the meantime, let's list all the ways of drugging that are plausible in a case like this.
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If she was drugged, it may also be safe to assume our killer has special knowledge on how certain medications affect the human body. Right?
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[HM MAYBE SHE SHOULD TAKE LESS PAINKILLERS??]
At any rate, perhaps we should shift our focus to those who know a lot about medicine.
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[SHE HATES THIS]
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[REMEMBER WHEN NUI...]
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Russell had needlemarks, and he admitted to using medicine to help himself sleep. I don't bring this up as an accusation, but only to point out that he does know how to use the drugs we have available to incapacitate someone, even if it's himself in this case.
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...Is it possible he may have shared that information with anyone before now?
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[ He shrugs ]
In that case, you would have to ask him.
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I place I was at before... They forced me to inject myself with medicine to sleep. . . So it's one of the only ways that can help me sleep when I have trouble.
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[Yes, please explain your innocence, Russell!!]
Has this been the case every night here?
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One possibility I fear I must put forth is that... that may have been the only way for the killer to move her body.
[They'd be working off of the assumption that someone had had to be strong to do it, but...
What if that was why?]
... It is merely a possibility, however.
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