Volupedis Case Study

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In the Volupedis case we believe that the wife did the murder.When we arrived at the Volupedis home at 1:30 and Queenie reported that Arthur slipped and fell on the stairs.She also said he was coming down for another drink and then she thought he was dead because he fell down the stairs as she says.So the photograph shows a man laying down on the stairs dead and his wife surprised and crying.To begin with I believe that the wife was lying about how her husband fell down the stairs and that she caused the whole scene because the rug of the stairs weren’t messed up and ruffled.As a rule the rugs should not be that neat and not ruffled and a 110 pound person rolled down the stairs.My second piece of evidence is the whole crime scene looks staged

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