Joshua Gamez

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The only doubt Gretchen had was about Viola’s motives for staying silent about it. Part of her thought the girl knew she wouldn’t be believed if she argued her innocence. With the animal bones, the repeated torture of her brothers, the psychological reviews that had been done following the killing—there was a much stronger case against Viola than there had ever been against Gretchen. And still people thought Gretchen had gotten away with murder. No way would Viola have been able to walk just on her own say-so.
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