Originally Posted by J-B:
“Let this be a lesson to Maria that she can't just go around murdering Caz all the time.”
Exactly and the fact that we see Caz, in hiding, secretly piling on the evidence against Maria is a figment of Maria's imagination, or Caz's ghost - or both.
Who will Maria murder next, I wonder? If she gets away with this one of course.
Can't wait.
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Seriously, I am finding it all quite (low level) distressing! I really like Maria as a character, she's believable.
Posters are quite right that the police can arrest someone on suspicion of murder, without a body, if they believe they have sufficient evidence. Making it stick is a different matter. Also, police don't always do their homework regarding suspects and victims, they obviously will at some stage.
So the drama unfolds!
What Caz is going to do with her pitiful life when this is all over I can't imagine. A lot of the stories about Caz don't ring true, one example is her being so destitute after being discharged from the army. She would have got some severance pay, three months at least, and she is a capable girl who could have got herself a job and a place to live. Even not being in her right mind would not have stopped her getting some cash to tide her over.
That, to me, is more unrealistic than Maria being charged with Caz's murder.