sticky-yellowSaid something strange about Clara, that he assumed she was mourning a lover when she said her days were numbered
textVICTIM 2
image"Sister Dorthea"
Harriet Caldwell-Moreau
sticky-yellowClara was in declining health when she was killed
sticky-yellowMargeret Heller
70
Roommate of the deceased
sticky-yellowLikely smothered from behind with a cloth soaked in cholorform frin behind
sticky-redClara Beauchamp
~ 50
Laudress, Working Class, Catholic
textMURDER SCENE #1
sticky-yellowBeauregard said that the doctor showed him a necklace made out of a molar and seemed creepy about how the molars are the last thing to decay in death. This must have been what he was touching at Beecher's Hope
textVICTIM 1
sticky-yellowBeauregard mentioned that Tomes' mother died a slow death and he found it cruel
textMURDER SCENE #2
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imageThe body was discovered in the eastern bend alley of Courtenay Street, a bit northeast towards the back of Doyle’s Tavern.
sticky-yellowThe nun was ailing, her health worsening
imagemap location
sticky-yellowBody was still warm, killed between 5:30 and 6:30 AM
sticky-yellowToD: 1AM Feb 25
Body found at 2 AM
sticky-redMercy Killings?
sticky-redClara was likely killed from behind by a man that was slightly taller than her.
imageImage description
sticky-redDeduction
sticky-redDorthea's killing was much kinder-- but Clara's violent, could it be that he simply just cared for the nun?