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 | Cheryl Weston,
victim's friend | To follow up on what we learned from Becky Pace, Detective Armstrong and I had another conversation with Cheryl Weston. We discussed quite a few topics, and when we came to that column in the Daily Mississippian, Cheryl mentioned that Kimberly regretted her initial treatment of Patrick Richards when she thought he actually was the author. Cheryl also talked about Kim's reaction when she discovered that Carter Nichols was the one really behind it. Cheryl Weston: [Kimberly] said that she had confronted [Nichols], but he just laughed at her. She was pissed. She was going to try to get him expelled or suspended, whatever she could pull off. Cheryl also talked about how Kimberly handled her difficult relationship with her neighbor, Arthur Beck. Cheryl Weston: She talked a lot about how she would make him sorry. Becky was trying to get her to hire a private detective, just to freak him out I think. This update also includes information about the people Kimberly was emailing with, as well as criminal history checks for several people of interest to the investigation On Monday, we'll have follow-up interviews with Paul Evans and Arthur Beck, the results of an alibi check for a person of interest, and more. The Whodunit Contest is just a week away Next Thursday, the Whodunit Contest will open, so it's time to start identifying your prime suspect(s) and putting together your theory of the crime. If you need additional information to help you narrow down your suspects you can Ask the Detective. It's quick and easy to join Crime Scene, and then you can see all questions that have been posted so far and ask your own questions.  If you haven't joined Crime Scene yet, now's the time because this is the last week of our 50% off savings offer for membership. Between now and next Thursday, November 10, 2011, enter EMAIL50 at checkout to get a 6-month, non-renewing Crime Scene membership for only $3.50. Important: The coupon code is case-sensitive, so make sure you enter all capital letters before the numbers. Crime Scene members can ask the detective questions and review the answers to all the questions, and you also get to see complete interview videos without ads. And at just $3.50, why wouldn't you want to give it a try? Collaborate with your fellow web sleuths , do you ever feel like you just need to talk through your theory to see if it holds up and find out if there are any holes? Your fellow Detectives and Officers in the Crime Scene Community are great at helping each other refine their hypotheses. Why not post in the comments on the individual case documents or stop by the Crime Scene Forum to get some feedback and share some of your own? Yours, Det. Murphy Kimberly Pace Investigation New Case documents: | | Collaborate on the Case Visit the Crime Scene Forums and the Crime Scene Community to share your thoughts about the case. New to Crime Scene? There are several ways you can take part. • Anonymous Tipsters are always welcome at Crime Scene, and you don't need to pay anything or even sign up to enjoy a case. • Officers can use their registered Crime Scene IDs to post comments on case documents, see the questions the detectives are answering, and participate in the Crime Scene Community. • Detectives can use their paid Crime Scene IDs to do everything the Officers can, plus they can ask the detectives questions about the investigation and get answers. They also get to see interview videos without ads and can review solutions of solved cases. Detectives also get access to exclusive case documents and, coming soon, even more premium features. |
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