[Fin] Murder U Too - Endgame

[wahoothis]

"The kitchen, like I proposed. You and Kai were both close to the kitchen, where Cookie has confirmed to have been at night. He's also been shown to have signs of worn and tear, so it's entirely possible for his fabric to come off. If anything, you two were the most likely ones who could do this, since you had the moments of opportunity." Ranma said before glancing at Kellensea. "The entire crime scene was spotless except for a strand of fuzz. Which wasn't even around the body if I remember. If Cookie Monster was the killer, wouldn't there be more fuzz on the body then, say, around the room? And your argument of me cutting through a straight line is bullshit. We're saying that there's a lot of evidence the points to Cookie, but would this really be so straight forward? You might as well hang a sign over the dead body at this point saying "COOKIE MONSTER DID THIS, VOTE HIM" and you'd believe it. He told us he went into the kitchen for a snack, and left it. If he was the killer, couldn't he have made up a better alibi? Not to mention his method of murder: Snapping someone's neck. It'd be difficult to do so if you had no idea what you're doing. Snapping one's neck isn't as easy as people make it out to be. The host did mention that the laws of physics are different around here, but they just told us that mere minutes ago. Cookie Monster doesn't look that strong, so would he know that he has the strength to break someone's neck. If anything, he probably would've used that knife to kill Doug, since it was the only potential weapon he could've used in this scenario. There's also something we haven't went over." Ranma gripped his fist. "Why Doug of all people? Why was he chosen as someone's victim? Couldn't there have been easier targets to kill, like Bow or Alexis. . . No offense you two. Doug was a pretty massive guy, taking him down would be difficult, even if you knew the strength change the host talked about. So let's ask ourselves a simple question: Why Doug was chosen? It couldn't have been a random choice."