Eastenders - Current Episode Discussion - VIII

[parkerman]

I definitely think he is lying, though there is some element of self-justification in it. But he knows what he did.

[sarah c]

ok I am now on Peter to be the murderer of Lucy? just because of last nights hint at the NTA - so someone inside the beale house etc etc

or is that what we are meant to think?

[Dazzle]

ok I am now on Peter to be the murderer of Lucy? just because of last nights hint at the NTA - so someone inside the beale house etc etc

or is that what we are meant to think?

On the Lucy thread we all seem in agreement that Lucy must have died in her room, so Peter's a very likely suspect. Forum member xxDanxx put forward a great theory - you should check it out!

[sarah c]

On the Lucy thread we all seem in agreement that Lucy must have died in her room, so Peter's a very likely suspect. Forum member xxDanxx put forward a great theory - you should check it out!

the 'Jane' theory?? yes i have read it

it does make sense, but how the body was moved, I'd like a few more thoughts/ideas? and why the common near her business meeting/flat sales?

apart from Lauren and Lucy, and max - no one had ever mention or shown they knew the common existed before?

[Dazzle]

the 'Jane' theory?? yes i have read it

it does make sense, but how the body was moved, I'd like a few more thoughts/ideas? and why the common near her business meeting/flat sales?

apart from Lauren and Lucy, and max - no one had ever mention or shown they knew the common existed before?

The common is close to the square so I assume that all of the characters were familiar with it even if they've never mentioned it. The body may have been dumped there just because it was the closest place that would be deserted at the time (to give the killer some breathing space before Lucy was found). Bodies are commonly dumped/buried in woodland.

How the body was moved needs to be explained for any potential killer, but it'd be more difficult for a woman of course.

[xx_Dan_xx]

I believe Lucy's body was moved because the act itself was an accident rather than intentional murder. I can't really see any reason as to why someone who intended to kill her would move her body.

The only really plausible explanation I have is that it was an accident and the real killer probably assumed if the murder took place inside the Beale house, the Beale family would be very high suspects. If this is the reason the body was moved, the chance of the murderer being a Beale Family member/Jane is very high. Of course, my theory is still Jane.

[xx_Dan_xx]

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[lizann]

max and sharon have chemistry, wonder how sharon will make max pay

poor mick a lot to take in

tina was great with mick as was lee and nancy with linda

[lizann]

max and sharon have chemistry, wonder how sharon will make max pay

poor mick a lot to take in

tina was great with mick as was lee and nancy with linda

[Ruffed_lemur]

I believe Lucy's body was moved because the act itself was an accident rather than intentional murder. I can't really see any reason as to why someone who intended to kill her would move her body.

The only really plausible explanation I have is that it was an accident and the real killer probably assumed if the murder took place inside the Beale house, the Beale family would be very high suspects. If this is the reason the body was moved, the chance of the murderer being a Beale Family member/Jane is very high. Of course, my theory is still Jane.

I think moving bodies makes people look guilty, intentional or not. Accidents happen, so why act in this way? Never understand all this in soaps!