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My case is called ‘The Landlady’, this case is proving that the landlady is guilty of murder. This lady has murdered a 17 year old boy named Billy Weaver, and has also murdered 2 other boy named Christopher Mulholland and Gregory Temple, who were also at the age 17. Billy’s branch manager noticed he had not come in for his job, so he sent me to investigate the lady who last saw Billy. The lady owns a bed and breakfast and offered Billy to stay there, but after that Billy went missing. I chose this case to find all information on how she killed Billy.

I knocked on the lady's door and told her I was going to ask her questions on Billy disappearance. The lady told me she had saw Billy wandering around Bath and had offered him a place to stay. Billy accepted the offer to stay for 1 night for 5 and 6 pence. After Billy got settled he went down and the lady offered him tea and talked a while. I had asked what they talked about ad if she knew were Billy went after that , she said she did not know. Then i asked what type of tea they had, when she responded she sounded compelled, Billy told her the tea was great but with her tone it was obvious something was in the tea. I asked her more questions but she didn't know the answer to them and sounded rapacious to finish the questions.

I continued to ask the lady questions,
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The lady showed me the guestbook, only a total of 3 people have been at the bed and breakfast. When Billy checked he was the first guest after 3 years, and I saw Gregory and Christopher's name. I asked about Gregory and Christopher, she seemed congenial talking about it. The lady said Christopher had a great taste in tea, if Christopher and Billy had the tea the it gives more evidence that she poisoned the tea. I told her to tell me about Gregory, she said his skin was like a baby’s, how would this lady know what Gregory’s skin looks

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