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Three is a lucky number

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  • When Ronald pulled up the handle which turned off the electricity, he left his fingerprints.
    False
  • Edyth escaped through the kitchen roof.
    True.
  • Edyth was uninterested in Ronald's job.
    False
  • Ronald decided to commit the crime sooner because he already had access to Edyth's money.
    False
  • He married Edyth in her home town.
    False
  • After Dorothy's case, her brother won the court case.
    False
  • Ronald is planning to murder his third wife in the same way as the other two
    True
  • Edyth's money was still in her savings account.
    False
  • The bathroom was the only room that Ronald had made changes in.
    True
  • He murdered his second wife the year before.
    False
  • In Edyth's drawer he finds all her money in an envelope.
    False
  • No one was interested in Mary's "accident".
    False
  • Edyth's letter was from two days ago.
    True
  • Mary's brother gave Ronald's photos to the police.
    False
  • Edyth regretted marring Ronald.
    True
  • Ronald's type of woman: middle-aged, unattractive, with some money of her own and no family
    True
  • Ronald was preparing for his third murder on a September morning.
    False
  • As soon as he heard the explosion, he called the police.
    False
  • His first wife died soon after the marriage.
    True
  • Ronald thought that Edyth was a cheerful, sensible and stupid person.
    True
  • When Ronald was preparing the scene for Edyth's murder, he felt calm and secure.
    False
  • The police asked Edyth to stay in the house with Ronald and give him the opportunity to try the crime again
    True
  • Edyth started to worry about Ronald's intentions on their wedding day.
    True
  • Edyth’s leather writing-case, which contained all her private papers, was inside a safe.
    False
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