Arthur Volupides Research Paper

It is almost impossible to feign innocence, even for the most cunning of killers. An example of this would be the death or possible murder, of Arthur Volupides. One night Arthur and his doll of a wife, Queenie Volupides, got into a bit of an argument resulting in Queenie taking all her five feet six and a hundred and ten pounds dressed to impress, to the country club party without him. Shortly before one in the morning she invited a few friends to follow her home and finish the party there. The friends arrived ten minutes after Queenie to meet her at the door and hear of the terrible misfortune. According to Ms.Volupides, Arthur had slipped and fallen down the stairs while coming down for another drink. He was at the base of the stairs, dead

The autopsy conducted concluded that Arthur had died from a head wound and that he’d been drunk. I believe that this was no accidental death but a coverup for a murder committed by Queenie Volupides. Queenie is guilty of Arthur Volupides’ murder because she has motive, the position and condition of the body isn’t realistic, and the presence of the glass doesn’t seem to belong there.
The first piece of potential evidence is the Queenie had motive to kill her husband. Before she left to the party they had an argument, the topic or what was said in this tiff isn’t known but whatever it was it angered Queenie so much as to upright leave her husband at home. One theory can be concluded just off this information, Queenie may not have been running from the house because of how she felt but instead running away from the crime she had committed, trying to just get away, create evidence, or maybe buy herself time. The second piece of evidence is the unusual position and condition