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How Did Queenie Kill Her Husband

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Did Queenie kill her husband Arthur or did he actually fall down the stairs? That was the question that was asked when Queenie returned to her house and ten minutes later called her friends into her house. Queenie claims that, “Arthur slipped and fell on the stairs”(1 “Slip or Trip”). According to the evidence his body is in the wrong position and the glass in his hand shows that he was set up by Quinnie. Therefore, Quinnie did kill her husband Arthur and set it up to look like Arthur had died on his own. One piece of evidence that shows that Arthur did not fall down the stairs was the glass in his hand. The glass was “‘...in his hand’” when he “‘slipped and fell on the stairs’”(1 “Slip or Trip”). This would not be possible because the force

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