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Mr. Tabor Innocence Essay
Today I am here before you to prove the innocence of Bob Shervancla. Mr.Tabor might seem like the innocent one in these horrific homicides, but he really isn’t. He is guilty of first and second degree murder for deliberately planning to kill those woman and killing Bob at the spare of the moment.Does anyone know who Mr.Tabor really is? We for sure know that he is a great actor by the fact that he dressed like a woman named Eunice and he tricked Madge into driving him to Colchester. Who knows what else he has lied about to us. Here is why Mr.tabor is guilty.

The witness Madge Hayley had made a report about Mr. Tabor when they were driving in the car together. He had described how the murder felt when he was wanting to kill someone. She said that Mr.Tabor described it in so much detail that it was like he was the murderer. According to Madge this is what he said in the car, “ the murder isn’t human, they are a werewolf. The person isn’t insane, they are just cursed. Once a year, or once in si months, they feel something stirring inside them. Their eyes change. They glow-bright and restless and terribly intent. The accursed ones feel a horrible, unbearable tension inside. Their obsessed. And they have to kill.” The words that I just read are the words of a killer not a innocent man.
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Madge did not witness anything that happened after she drove away, but what we do know is that Bob is now missing. If nothing happened that night where did Bob go? What I also don’t find very coincidental is shortly after the incident Mr.Tabor moved out of town. People don’t just disappear for no reason after an occurrence like that. Don’t you find it strange that the last person to see Bob just moves out of

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