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Jimmy Grants To Blame For The Rape Case

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David Lee, Yebin Cho, Cindy Hong
Mr. Musselman
Ap Psychology
31, January 2016

Our team has investigated on the crime of a suspect of serial killer. The victims were Mrs.Shelby, John G, Jimmy Grants, Teddy a.k.a. John Edward Gammell. They were a housewife, rapist, drug dealer, and a police officer in order. Mrs.Shelby was killed at her house by the overdose of insulin, John G’s cause of death is still unknown, Jimmy Grants was hit in the head and died, and John Edward Gammell was shot. John Edward Gammell was originally responsible to the case of Mrs.Shelby’s rape. Killing of the three man seemed to be related to Mrs.Shelby’s death for revenge for the rape. These motives and evidences point to Leonard Shelby who is the husband of Mrs. Shelby. …show more content…

Leonard woke up during the night because of the sound. He fumbled the side of his bed trying to feel the atmosphere of his wife. However, only thing that he could feel was the cold air. Therefore, he woke himself up to go find his wife. At that moment, he heard his wife screaming which was coming from the bathroom. As soon as he heard the sound, he grabbed his gun and made his way towards the bathroom. He opened the door and saw his wife being raped. However when he arrived he was hit in the mirror by the rapist causing him to lose consciousness and because he cannot remember afterwards he is asserting that John G. who raped his wife was also the one to kill …show more content…

After killing Jimmy, he was angry that he was used by Teddy. He rather decided to deny the truth that he had already killed the real John G, and he decided to turn on Teddy. The quote, “I'm not a killer. I'm just someone who wanted to make things right. Can't I just let myself forget what you've told me? Can't I just let myself forget what you've made me do. You think I just want another puzzle to solve? Another John G. to look for? You're John G. So you can be my John G... Will I lie to myself to be happy? In your case Teddy... yes I will.” shows Leonard’s feeling of betrayal and his determination to kill Teddy. Then he wrote down do not trust Teddy’s lies and Teddy’s car number on the photograph of Teddy to remind himself later. Natalie was involved in this case of murder as she helped Leonard to kill Teddy. Natalie hated both Leonard and Teddy for killing her boyfriend. She mentioned, “You know what? I think I'm gonna use you. I'm telling you now because I'll enjoy it so much more if I know that you could stop me if you weren't such a fucking freak!” As this quote, she tricked Leonard to be convinced that Teddy raped his wife. She helped Leonard with the information about the license plate and led Leonard to come up with the conclusion that Teddy raped his wife with his false fact of the license plate that he recorded on his thigh which was from his notes

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