Question A

[Jonetta]

Max decides to investigate the death of Ivy Lake based on the letter she received from her stepbrother, Tommy Wallace. Did you ever question whether he wrote it? Any initial impressions you formed?

[Anita]

Yes, I was almost positive that if Tommy wrote that letter, he had extensive help. I didn't ever doubt that he had nothing to do with Ivy's death.

[Sharon]

As soon as Tommy is introduced, I knew he had help with the letter.
I hurt for Tommy. He was a sweet soul; full of love for his family. I never thought he had anything to do with the death of Ivy.

[Jonetta]

At first I thought Tommy was a lot younger than he turned out to be. As soon as I realized he was mentally impaired, I knew he hadn’t written that letter. Five minutes after meeting him, I knew he hadn’t killed Ivy and Paula knew that.

[Charlene]

I was sure that Tommy had help writing the letter; I also believed that whoever helped him did not skew the intended meaning of the plea for help.

[Robin]

As soon as we met Tommy, I figured he had help writing the letter. I never thought he killed Ivy.

[Melissa]

I thought he had written it, but figured that someone else may have proof read it and corrected his wording.