Supposing it was Ben and Ben killed Lucy because she saw him and recognised him. After all the MO is there - blunt force trauma etc. etc.
Ian's Phone Call - "It's about Good Friday"
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Originally Posted by johnloony:
“The fact that this storyline is going to carry on until February means that it will have endless twists and surprises, which will have to be more and more convoluted and unrealistic. I can't help thinking that it will all come back to revealing that the killer is either Ian or Peter, purely because it would be so unrealistic.”
“The fact that this storyline is going to carry on until February means that it will have endless twists and surprises, which will have to be more and more convoluted and unrealistic. I can't help thinking that it will all come back to revealing that the killer is either Ian or Peter, purely because it would be so unrealistic.”
Every character is going through a week of being the suspect. It's Ian this week. Next week it's Aleks and so on and so on. Yawn.
If it's either Ian or Peter, I reckon it's Peter. Ian can be manipulative and selfish, but when it comes to the crunch he hasn't got the guts to actually do it.
Originally Posted by Cuddly_Cat:
“If Ian killed her Adam Woodyatt would have to leave the show as his character would most likely go to prison. I can't imagine DTC writing Ian out or AW leaving. It could be Peter however...”
“If Ian killed her Adam Woodyatt would have to leave the show as his character would most likely go to prison. I can't imagine DTC writing Ian out or AW leaving. It could be Peter however...”
He wouldn't necessarily have to leave. He could get away with it as far as the criminal justice system goes even if it does affect him otherwise. However, isn't the murderer supposed to kill again
If so I'm pretty sure it won't be Ian as that really wouldn't make sense.I like the idea of it being Ben he met and that actually fits in with the wider story line as we saw Jay speaking to Ben but I really don't think it's Ben that did it unless they wanted to just get him banged up for longer which as we've heard he is returning isn't the case. Also if seeing Ben is Ian's alibi then surely this would be Ben's too.
Originally Posted by johnloony:
“If it's either Ian or Peter, I reckon it's Peter. Ian can be manipulative and selfish, but when it comes to the crunch he hasn't got the guts to actually do it.”
“If it's either Ian or Peter, I reckon it's Peter. Ian can be manipulative and selfish, but when it comes to the crunch he hasn't got the guts to actually do it.”
I think it's Peter too, but I don't think he meant it and I don't think he realizes he did it. Like, they could have argued and something happened making her fall and hit her head, and half an hour later - after they made up - she's walking through the common and collapses and dies.
Originally Posted by los.kav:
“I think it's Peter too, but I don't think he meant it and I don't think he realizes he did it. Like, they could have argued and something happened making her fall and hit her head, and half an hour later - after they made up - she's walking through the common and collapses and dies.”
“I think it's Peter too, but I don't think he meant it and I don't think he realizes he did it. Like, they could have argued and something happened making her fall and hit her head, and half an hour later - after they made up - she's walking through the common and collapses and dies.”
I am wondering what Les Coker tells Peter that shocks him so much.
It must be something that Coker discovered when he prepared her body for the burial, but clearly something the pathologists either missed (unlikely) or considered to be of no consequence. It can't be that she was pregnant - this would have been discovered at the post-mortem, Ian would have been informed and the police would be tracking down leads to a possible father.
I'm wondering if she has somebody's name tattoed somewhere that was usually covered up, or had needle-tracks on her arms.
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