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Interesting set-up! A child whose father murdered her mother must always be haunted by the need to understand, and it would indeed seem strange if a sudden attack of remorse led to suicide so long after the event.
It is an interesting set-up, FictionFan, and a totally credible reason for someone to engage a PI. There’s more to this story (I can’t say more without spoiling it), but I agree with you that it’s a great set-up! If I were that child, I certainly would want to understand…
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Interesting set-up! A child whose father murdered her mother must always be haunted by the need to understand, and it would indeed seem strange if a sudden attack of remorse led to suicide so long after the event.
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It is an interesting set-up, FictionFan, and a totally credible reason for someone to engage a PI. There’s more to this story (I can’t say more without spoiling it), but I agree with you that it’s a great set-up! If I were that child, I certainly would want to understand…
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