"I... I didn't. I didn't poison her!" Sophia was essentially being put on the spot.

Silas disregarded her denial. He continued in a deep, cold voice, "At that time, you panicked. You fled from the crime scene. But you forgot to take this medicine bottle with you.

"That year, the victim's death was determined to be a suicide. This made you let your guard down. You never went back to the scene to double-check.

"The Beckett family figured that it was bad luck that someone had died in that room. So, they ended up locking the room up. Unexpectedly, this unintentional decision has helped the police preserve the crime scene to this day.

"This medicine bottle used to contain the victim's depression medication. It was placed by her bedside. Its contents were swapped out. But there was some drug residue in the bottle.

"We lifted samples for testing and found that it wasn't fentanyl. It was cyanide."

Cyanide?

That was the most poisonous of all poisons! Coming into contact with it would be sufficient to cause death, let alone ingesting it.

The room was in an uproar.

Sophia was vicious indeed!

understand how it felt to be wrongly

didn't use that to poison Anne! You're

If I have made false accusations, please explain

recount the sequence of events in this crime. First, you entered Anne Bartley's room. Then, you came up with an excuse to get her to take her medication. This caused

Hence, you threw Ms. Bartley from

She was at

his brows. He slammed the table and rose to his feet. "Let me remind you, Ms. Kirkman, that Ms. Bartley is now buried at East Side Lyon Cemetery. We can exhume her

her skeletal remains remaining, we can conduct tests to

not true! I didn't poison

eyes were bloodshot. Like

one who wanted to hit me. So, I fought back! I ended up pushing her down by accident! I didn't

finally let out of

that she was falsely accused. Pressuring her was also part

she was truly innocent and free of

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