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Queenie Volupides Case

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Queenie Volupides got into an argument with her husband Arthur and stormed out of the house. She went to the county club where a party was taking place. At around 1 AM, she left the country club and invited her friends over for another drink. Queenie got to the house 10 minutes before her friends did. When her friends got to the house, Queenie stated that Arthur fell down the stairs and he died. The autopsy report showed that Arthur died from a head wound and confirmed he was drunk. Queenie is lying and she is a suspect for the death of Arthur. My first piece of evidence is the glass in Arthur's hand. If you look at it, you can see that it is unbroken and upright. If Arthur fell down the stairs the glass would have broken. Either way, it doesn’t …show more content…

She could have took the pan, hit Arthur in the head, and laid him out on the stairs to look like he fell down. Then, when her friends came, she made up that story so she could look innocent. The fact that he was drunk was a good cover for her story. The autopsy report showed that he dies from a head wound. If Queenie hit Arthur in the head with a pan, that would explain the head wound in the autopsy report. Her story is false. Queenie killed her husband Arthur. vwas not upstairs, he was downstairs and he was cooking. Then there would be a reason for the stove to be on. What really could have happened was that after Queenie came back to the house, she was still mad at Arthur. She could have took the pan, hit Arthur in the head, and laid him out on the stairs to look like he fell down. Then, when her friends came, she made up that story so she could look innocent. The fact that he was drunk was a good cover for her story. The autopsy report showed that he dies from a head wound. If Queenie hit Arthur in the head with a pan, that would explain the head wound in the autopsy report. Her story is false. Queenie killed her husband

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