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I saw Mackenzie and Blake sitting in his car. They didn't notice me as I stood next to the car and listening to their conversation. They had the windows down making it easy for me to hear. “I had an abortion, I was only 15, I got pregnant with my ex-boyfriends kid. I didn't tell him, I didn't tell anyone. Except for one person, Josh. He saw me walking out of the clinic and he knew what was going on. He blackmailed me. Nothing too bad just gave him money and drove him places and a few other things.” Mackenzie told blake while sobbing. I knew she was the murderer. She is a good liar she killed Josh so he could stop blackmailing her. Courtney saw and Mackenzie had to kill both of them.
I walked up the drivers side which Blake was sitting in.

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