An officer found a pink onesie in the baby's room. It turns out that Anne had changed the baby’s outfit in the dark after her last feeding, therefore, the description the police had was inaccurate. The mother realized a mint-green onesie was missing. It had to be what the baby was wearing.
The police couldn’t find any evidence that indicates someone broke into the Contins’ house. However, they found prints of tire tracks in the garage that didn’t match the family’s car. It is then when the detective came up with the theory that, if the parents are guilty, there must be an accomplice. The willingness of the grandparents to provide such an amount of money might be a powerful motivator to commit the crime.
Rasbach talked to Cynthia, the hostess of the party. She didn’t remember Anne and Marco speaking privately through the whole night, in fact, most of the time Marco was with her. She confessed they kissed each other blaming it on the drinks they have had, she said he was quite persistent.
Marco couldn’t sleep and decided to have a chat with Rasbach about what was tormenting him. The detective seized this opportunity and asked him about what he was doing with Cynthia the night Cora went missing. Marco denied having started anything, he claimed Cynthia threw herself at him. But none of them noticed that Anne had overheard the conversation.
After an unexpected turn of events, we found out that the whole time the neighbours have had a camera on their backyard, which the police didn’t notice. Cynthia didn’t want anybody to know about it because they use it to record the sexual encounters she has with other men, her husband being aware of this. They knew they were in trouble.
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Claudia Leticia Mendez Caamal
Claudia,
ReplyDeleteThis is a very interesting and well-written third report.
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