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Wilson: "So tell me Marlow, what do you think about the Hughes case. We've got two suspects in custody, and both vehemently deny that they murdered the victim. Monica Fitzgerald, that redheaded woman, says she was at home reading a book on the night of the murder. Patrick Murray A.K.A "Pat the Rat", the electrician, says he was at the Black Raven bar on that night; but no one remembers seeing him there. Then we have motives: Miss Fitzgerald had been the victim's lover for months until she was replaced by a pretty blonde. In her mind, she was going to become Mrs. Hughes; but it is obvious that Mr. Hughes had no such plans. She's the one who wrote the letter, and judging by what she says in it, she was furious enough to kill Robert Hughes.
Now if we look at "Pat the Rat"'s criminal record, he's been convicted twice for break and enter, and theft. Both times he stole from houses where he had worked as an electrician. He's also been arrested for assault, and records show that he participated in many fights when he was in prison, which shows that he can become very violent. So, he could have followed his old pattern of stealing from the houses where he works; which is not very bright if you ask me.
So what do you think happened?"
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