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Disz · 2010-07-09, 23:01

Ahh....after reading a bit, I thought changed my mind..

I thought Sayo is the murderer,but not because of Battler.There might have be a new theory,probably suggested along time ago.

It seems a bit more logical to think that Sayo arranged murders and used the servants.She probably killed Kannon due to betrayal.I think the motive is to be with George.With that,it's easy to come up with a motive.To take down the Ushiromiya Family and marry George with no problems at all.He'll have no burden.He'll have all the money.She probably uses the epitaph so that she can kill off one more family member,to remind them that they need to solve the mystery.After they do,Sayo could kill them,take the gold,marry George and live an awesome life.

Although I can't help think there's a red that contradicts this.When ''Beatrice'' says ''After you find the gold,no more people will die''.

So I'll go back to the Sayo the killing killer theory.

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Disz Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Floor eh duh?	Ahh....after reading a bit, I thought changed my mind.. I thought Sayo is the murderer,but not because of Battler.There might have be a new theory,probably suggested along time ago. It seems a bit more logical to think that Sayo arranged murders and used the servants.She probably killed Kannon due to betrayal.I think the motive is to be with George.With that,it's easy to come up with a motive.To take down the Ushiromiya Family and marry George with no problems at all.He'll have no burden.He'll have all the money.She probably uses the epitaph so that she can kill off one more family member,to remind them that they need to solve the mystery.After they do,Sayo could kill them,take the gold,marry George and live an awesome life. Although I can't help think there's a red that contradicts this.When ''Beatrice'' says ''After you find the gold,no more people will die''. So I'll go back to the Sayo the killing killer theory.