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Why Is Sam Smiley Wrong
Sam Smiley's death was a tough one to crack, but it was Bob Wilson who murdered Sam. Bob had a different story than anyone else and completely different times, basically telling us himself he was the one that did it. For example, at 11:00 pm, Bob said he left before everyone to catch the last bus to his neighborhood at 11:30, and that Adam and Sam were still in the mosh pit. And Adam had said him and Sam left at 11:00 pm to catch the bus at 11:30, until Sam got hungry and went to go get 2 hot dogs and a pop. Which shows us that Bob was lying about leaving at 11:00 and Adam and Sam still being in mosh pit. Also, Bob had said they all got their at 8:00 p.m. to go get their tickets. But Adam had stated that Sam was late and got their after
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