Wanting Daisy Dead

by Sue Watson

think Georgie must have found out, because she and Daisy stopped talking to each other.’

It’s always bothered me, because I lied to the police, told them I was in bed with Dan

in fact I wasn’t, I was down on Exmouth Beach that night.

didn’t,’ I lied. ‘Thanks for not telling anyone.’

They were playing you, and she was playing him

Tactless and socially awkward. That’s what Daisy called me.

‘Also, if he did kill Daisy, then why did he leave her body in his beach hut to be discovered?

in the dark he could have carried Daisy’s body to the sea unseen.

He didn’t move the body, because he didn’t know it was there.

But she did write a book and make a lot of money by shamelessly using Daisy’s death for self-promotion.

about the grieving mum, a father in prison for a crime he didn’t commit, and the tragedy of a young girl taken too soon.’

She said Georgie scared her – she had a foul temper, apparently.

And on more than one occasion she said he’d tried to kiss her,

and could be quite forceful. She said she’d had to push him away.

Do you know if Georgie knew her boyfriend was trying to seduce Daisy?

Daisy said that, when he was home, Georgie was his jailer, and when he went out she was his stalker.

in spite of Georgie’s threats Daisy and Dan did have a fling.

he just wore Daisy down.

But Daisy wanted David, she didn’t want Dan.

I just hate to think that Daisy may have lived in the same house as her killer .

I have to keep pushing the idea that it was David, even if it wasn’t.

she didn’t use some of Daisy’s writing,

she lifted the lot! She stole Daisy’s novel!

her lecturer. But today, Georgie has revealed that Lauren downloaded

Daisy’s unpublished novel and passed it off as her own!

I don’t think any of us expected the killer to be Maddie.