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Personal Narrative: Jealousy
Hello Professor, I apologize for the perplexity of my explanation, however, in correcting my mistake, the prosecutor in this case tried using jealousy as an explanation as to why the mother murdered the nanny. The prosecutor built it case off why the murder was committed, stating the nanny did everything a mother should do for her children for the children she looked after in the home and the children were close to the nanny, suggesting the mother was jealous of the nanny and that’s why she murdered
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