Boddy-Personal Narrative

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Mr. Boddy was killed in the late afternoon on a cold winter day in December. There are several suspects that we will have to look over and in the end, we will know exactly who killed Boddy.
There is Dr. Orchid Boddy's daughter and a genius who could easily think of a way to get out of being a suspect in the investigation. She may be a genius but she is a devious and sneaky juvenile. Body adopted her when she was sixteen but was barley around when she was young. She is in love with Mr. Green and they were planning to get married but Boddy forbid her to marry a man with such low standards. This could be a motive to kill Boddy so her and Green could be married.
As you already know Mr. Green who was Boddy's gardener has a very clear motive to kill him. He is in love with Dr. Orchid but Boddy wouldn’t allow it. Boddy also wouldn’t give him a raise when he asked for one even though he clearly deserved It. If he didn’t kill Boddy I will be very surprised. …show more content…
He bought Boddy a dog for his daughter and Boddy said he would pay him back. But obviously Boddy was not a man of his word because he never paid him back. Another person with a motive to kill Boddy.
Mrs. Peacock and Ms. Scarlett were Boddy's identical twin sisters. They hated Boddy because he always yelled at them and told them that they sere dumb or stupid. They told everyone that they would do anything just to get rid of him. Wow, it is amazing how everyone sounds guilty so far this might be a little harder than I
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