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Mr. Tabor: The Murderer's Night Drive

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In short story Night Drive, there have been a couple of murders that connect Mr.Tabor to the crimes. Mr.Tabor is a very sad, innocent man for the loss of the love of his life. As the defense lawyer for Mr.Tabor, I will prove his innocence that he did not commit any murders. My evidence is that Mr.Tabor is not the killer because his wife was one of the victims and he was known to be a very polite and loving husband . The night that he was in the car with Mrs.Haley he was out trying to catch the killer in disguise to take revenge for his wife. If Mr.Tabor was the killer he would of killed Mrs. Haley and burned her body just like the other victims, and he could've just walked away and never looked back.
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