Is it possible that Erin wanted to make the elderlies a little bit sick (not actually kill them outright) to bring Simon closer to her? Munchausen by proxy perhaps?
Maybe? At lunch she told them she had cancer. That’s a big fat lie too, maybe she wanted them to feel sorry for her and give her attention. But they can’t do that if they are dead, so who knows? She probably didn’t think that far. None of her story is cohesive enough to make me think she had some genius plan. Maybe in her head, making them feel sorry for her and then suffering a slow death pleased her, and that’s as far as her logic went.
She also begged Simon to come to the lunch, even tried to guilt him with how hard she’d worked and how much she’s spent. Along your thoughts, maybe she wanted to make them a bit sick so she could take care of them and show how important she is?
It’s possible. It’s also possible that she did nothing at all but is a compulsive liar in general which makes her look guilty.
Buy my take (not that I’ve been following closely) is that it is far more likely that she’s absolutely guilty and too stupid to understand that people can see through her lies. I’d put the alternative possibilities into the category of technically possible, but so unlikely I wouldn’t consider it reasonable to entertain them (i.e. beyond reasonable doubt).
See the thing is, if you planned on killing a few people, you would’ve dehydrated those mushrooms and got rid of the dehydrator a few months back. I think the poisonings were impulsive.
Is it possible that Erin wanted to make the elderlies a little bit sick (not actually kill them outright) to bring Simon closer to her? Munchausen by proxy perhaps?
Maybe? At lunch she told them she had cancer. That’s a big fat lie too, maybe she wanted them to feel sorry for her and give her attention. But they can’t do that if they are dead, so who knows? She probably didn’t think that far. None of her story is cohesive enough to make me think she had some genius plan. Maybe in her head, making them feel sorry for her and then suffering a slow death pleased her, and that’s as far as her logic went.
I don’t think she had a genius plan either that’s why I think it was an impulsive act. Planned murder? I don’t think so.
Depending on what the prosecution have I wouldn’t be surprised if the jury want the charges downgraded to manslaughter or negligence when they go out.
She also begged Simon to come to the lunch, even tried to guilt him with how hard she’d worked and how much she’s spent. Along your thoughts, maybe she wanted to make them a bit sick so she could take care of them and show how important she is?
Yes.
The fact that Simon didn’t come to the lunch could’ve tipped her into the “you’ll have to talk to me sooner or later”.
It’s possible. It’s also possible that she did nothing at all but is a compulsive liar in general which makes her look guilty.
Buy my take (not that I’ve been following closely) is that it is far more likely that she’s absolutely guilty and too stupid to understand that people can see through her lies. I’d put the alternative possibilities into the category of technically possible, but so unlikely I wouldn’t consider it reasonable to entertain them (i.e. beyond reasonable doubt).
See the thing is, if you planned on killing a few people, you would’ve dehydrated those mushrooms and got rid of the dehydrator a few months back. I think the poisonings were impulsive.