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Summary Of The Case Of Slip Or Trip: Evidence Files

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In “The Case of Slip or Trip: Evidence Files” we believe that it was a staged murder. We arrived at the Volupedis home at 1:30. We saw that Mr. Volupedis had fallen down the stairs. The wife of Mr. Volupedis was very shocked. Mrs. Volupedis said he was coming down the stairs for another drink and fell. The autopsy said he had died of intoxication and a blow to the head. One piece of evidence we found is he was on his back in the picture. To begin with, when you are walking down the stairs and slip, you don’t end up on your back. As a rule, when you are walking down the stairs and slip, you fall on your face. You don’t fall on your back. If he is on his back, this also makes me think it is a staged murder. Secondly, the carpet isn’t moved at

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