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Reasons For The Death Of Horace Vendermockle

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Horace Vendermockle was found dead in his bathroom after he took a shower. When the doctor arrived to check on him, the result to his death was a fracture at the rear end of his skull. In our investigation and due to the evidence found in the bathroom. Minnie claims that he slipped on a bar of soap and he was lying unconscious. Minnie Vendermockle was found guilty of hitting him with the bottle of colon on the head after finding out he had been lying to her. One reason to believe that Minnie killed Horace was that there was a broken colon bottle on the floor and also a toothbrush in his hand while he is lying on floor. As shown on the picture of the scene and the reason of his death, he had to be hit really hard on the head with maybe
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