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Argumentative Essay: The Murder Of Horace Verbermockle

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It is undeniably clear by the evidence found at the crime scene that Horace Verbermockle was murdered by his wife Minnie Verbermockle, when she struck her husband with a bottle to the back of the head, fracturing the rear end of his skull and killing him. Minnie Verbermockle was caught when her deceivious story of what happened did not match up to be when the police arrived at the crime scene. According to Minnie, Horace died when he “slipped on a cake of soap” while taking a shower (Tragedy In The Bathroom 16). But this cannot be because Horace’s dead body is not laying beside the cake of soap, and even if he did step on the soap, why would a cake of soap be outside the shower and not in the cubby where it belongs? After further investigation

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