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It is really lucky for the murderer tenant to meet such a landlord
Betty 2022-03-15 09:01:11
The landlady is indeed mentally ill, and the tenant does exist (there were witnesses in the double corpse case, who said that he was about the same height as Manning, obviously the height of the landlady did not match), and the previous killings were all done by the tenant alone (several prostitutes were apparently I'm teasing the murderer), I think the most difficult thing to understand is the ending of the last case. The landlady was willing to do anything for the tenant before, does it include the latter to blame him? The last case was followed by a coat and boots, but the landlady did not wear them, and there was no camera at the scene to find the coat. Why is the male landlord there? And cut the heart. What did he say before he died? Where did Officer Manning feel that the murderer was not the landlady? many questions
Extended Reading
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[first lines]
Street Wilkenson: Detective.
Chandler Manning: Wilkenson, right?
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Chandler Manning: Any more of those effeminate fucking little knocks, you're gonna get some unwanted attention, Detective.
Street Wilkenson: Who says it'll be unwanted?