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Did you believe the letter? Had Garner killed Stewart and committed suicide?

No I think Garner and Stewart were killed by the murderer.

I agree with Eadie. Someone is cleaning house and from the age of the victims it has to be connected to the girls death 60 years ago.

I don't believe Garner killed Stewart, but I do think he committed suicide - I was expecting it as soon as he told Tony he'd probably run himself a bath.

I also think it was suicide but not because he had killed Stewart. I had a strange feeling that he would be committing suicide well before it was revealed.

I agree...he killed himself but not because he was a killer himself.

>4 Sergeirocks: and >6 Olivermagnus: I think that is the case

I did expect a suicide, but not because he killed Stewart.

I guess I didn't really think anything at first, after Tony talked to him, but the next day, when he didn't answer the door, then I thought he was dead in there.

I also thought he'd kill himself, but not out of guilt for murdering his lover.
I'm now stuck on the idea that he was hypnotized or drugged into aiding the killer to do away with Stewart and was still under the influence when he wrote the note and killed himself