Alice

You're not even a doctor in this version of the story.

You just straight up killed Tim's wife.

And apparently you also killed the baby, Geraldine.

Christy, of course, was shocked by this story.

confession, this story, and he denied it all.

He's like, I have no idea what you're talking about.

That's crazy.

Tim's recantation really didn't make much sense to anyone, and it wasn't backed up by much in the way of evidence.

True, there were some issues with his confession.

Workmen who were often in the small building where the bodies were found claimed to have been there the day Tim would have had to put the bodies inside.

But they weren't really sure about the dates and the police weren't too interested in confirming their statements.

And the contradiction fell away.

But those weren't the only problems with Tim's story.

So Mrs. Christie said she'd been in the room and she'd seen nothing.

But this shed was really small.

How could Mrs. Christie have gone into the shed and not seen the bodies?

Of course, both Mrs. Christie and the carpenters could have been wrong about the dates.

Maybe they were in there before the bodies were put in there.

We all know how when you don't have something planting you in a date, it's really hard to remember what you did this morning, what you ate for lunch, right?

That's a common trope.