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How Is Mary Maloney Guilty

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Mary Maloney is not guilty for the murder of Patrick Maloney. At around the time of Patrick’s murder, Mary was out at the store. Sam the worker at the grocery store stated that Mary was “Very cheerful, wanted to give Patrick a good supper, and it was impossible that she” could have been the one to murder Patrick. If Mary was getting food for the supper at the time of the murder, how could she have possibly been the one to have killed him. Mary was happy and cheerful, no one would be acting like that if they had just lost their spouse. When Mary was on the phone with the police, telling them that Patrick was dead, Mary was crying and in shock. When Mary got back from the grocery store, she saw that Patrick was lying on the ground. She called

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