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What Happened To Kill Mr. Maloney?
So you may wonder what happened to this nice housewife, she just went crazy. Well actually she was put in an asylum when she was little and she developed a very weird double personality. She actually ran away from the police and became a whole new person. She was planning to kill Mr. Maloney for a while because she wanted was a child of her own to keep her sane. But she had no idea what was to come.

The police officers didn’t leave her house until pretty late. She was acting you would think someone would act if their husband was killed, but on the inside, she was happy because she gets all of Mr. Maloney’s belongings. In the meanwhile, Jack Noonans was in the lab looking at Mr. Maloney’s body. Just when they think there’s nothing left to look at they find traces of blood but only it's not Mr. Maloney’s blood, it’s lamb blood. They then find that his kidney was filled with lots of liquor. They got a little suspicious of
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Do you have any idea on how this got here?” said Jack.

“No I don’t have an idea,” said Mrs. Maloney with a nervous face.

“I'm sorry mam but you are under arrest for the murder of Patrick Maloney,” said Jack.

Quickly Mrs. Maloney hit him with her purse which knocked him out. There lay once another man on her floor. She hurried up and tied him up in a chair and locked him in the basement.

Once again she trying to hide attacking a police officer. Just when she thought it couldn’t get worse she went into labor that day and had to lock the door of her house to keep Jack Noonans from leaving. In the meanwhile when she was at the hospital Jack had managed to escape from the basement and called the police station and told them everything that happened. So going back over to Mrs. Maloney she was delivering and it was like most deliveries but one thing they didn’t know was that the police were looking for

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