The Murders Of The "two" Mary Morris With The Same Name - Sitcoms Online Message Boards

trailblazer · 02-20-2004, 11:01 AM

I think the first Mary Morris was unfortunately killed mistakenly by the hitman because of the strong physical resemblance and because she had the same name. And a few days later he killed tracked down and killed the right Mary Morris. There was no robbery or sexual assaults. Apparently she was staked out and murdered and the car set on fire to destroy any forensic evidence at the scene. Looks like a hit.

I think the husband of Mary Morris is guilty of her murder. He must have paid the hitman to kill his wife to collect the enormous money from the life insurance policy on her life.

This whole life insurance business in my opinion is responsible for many murders. People who want to get rid of someone and at the same time stake a huge fortune out of it.

There was a mysterious phone call made from his mobile phone (recorded on his phone bill) to his wife's mobile phone at EXACTLY the same time she was killed. It lasted 4 minutes in duration. He claimed the call was never answered. But I think it was. It's not possible to try to ring for 4 minutes with one single phone call. I think he made that call to talk to the hitman who must have taken his wife's mobile phone after killing her for confirmation that his wife is dead. The co worker of Mary Morris was also behaving very very suspiciously & in a threatening manner and I would finger him as the next prime suspect after her husband.

That's my opinion. Does anybody agree with me?

Dilly · 02-22-2004, 03:35 AM

Yes, that phone call is dificult to explain especially if he denied it but what confuses me is this: Usually when someone wants someone dead, they don't tell the hitman to look her up in the phone directory. They tell them where they live, work, habits, picture... how could the wrong woman have been killed if it was a planned murder?

Thats what confuses me although I do feel that husband sounds guilty.

02-20-2004, 11:01 AM	#1
trailblazer Member Occasional Poster Join Date: Sep 07, 2003 Location: Melbourne Australia Posts: 30	The Murders Of The "two" Mary Morris With The Same Name I think the first Mary Morris was unfortunately killed mistakenly by the hitman because of the strong physical resemblance and because she had the same name. And a few days later he killed tracked down and killed the right Mary Morris. There was no robbery or sexual assaults. Apparently she was staked out and murdered and the car set on fire to destroy any forensic evidence at the scene. Looks like a hit. I think the husband of Mary Morris is guilty of her murder. He must have paid the hitman to kill his wife to collect the enormous money from the life insurance policy on her life. This whole life insurance business in my opinion is responsible for many murders. People who want to get rid of someone and at the same time stake a huge fortune out of it. There was a mysterious phone call made from his mobile phone (recorded on his phone bill) to his wife's mobile phone at EXACTLY the same time she was killed. It lasted 4 minutes in duration. He claimed the call was never answered. But I think it was. It's not possible to try to ring for 4 minutes with one single phone call. I think he made that call to talk to the hitman who must have taken his wife's mobile phone after killing her for confirmation that his wife is dead. The co worker of Mary Morris was also behaving very very suspiciously & in a threatening manner and I would finger him as the next prime suspect after her husband. That's my opinion. Does anybody agree with me?

02-22-2004, 03:35 AM	#2
Dilly Member Frequent Poster Join Date: Nov 03, 2003 Location: California Posts: 133	Yes, that phone call is dificult to explain especially if he denied it but what confuses me is this: Usually when someone wants someone dead, they don't tell the hitman to look her up in the phone directory. They tell them where they live, work, habits, picture... how could the wrong woman have been killed if it was a planned murder? Thats what confuses me although I do feel that husband sounds guilty.