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Horace Stermockle Murder Essay

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It is obvious based on the evidence at the scene that Horace Verbermockle was murdered by his wife who reconstructed the crime scene. The evidence is very clear that Horace was murdered by his wife who claims she didn't. However the evidence is undeniably clear. He facing the mirror brushing his teeth. When the doctor arrived on the scene he found that Horace was dead and ¨fracture at the rear end of his skull¨ (Tragedy In The Bathroom 16). Earlier his wife said he must have been taking a shower and slipped on a cake of soap¨(Tragedy In The Bathroom 16). Meanwhile Horaces body is clearly facing the sink with a tooth brush in hand. Horace might of been in the shower earlier but at the scene of the crime there was heel prints and Horace appears

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