Evidence Of Quennie Volupides

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Quennie Volupides is guilty of murdering her husband Arthur. First off, she had both a motive and opportunity to commit the crime. Second, all the hard evidence points to her guilt. Finally, we believe the murder weapon was found at the scene and is tied to Queenie.

I arrived at the scene around 2 o’clock in the morning after what I thought was my last shift for the night. The first piece of evidence I discovered about the case was about Arthur’s wife. Queenie mentioned she went to the country club shortly before 1:00am that night to meet some friends for a good time and some drinks. She arrived back at the house at 1:05am. The autopsy indicates Arthur died somewhere in the time frame from 12:55-1:10am. Queenie got home at 1:00am which gave

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