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| Who Killed Lucy?; All the theories | |
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| EEFan1 | 4 Jan 2015, 18:25 Post #2061 |
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Because somewhere along the lines he's got dirty hands too.....😃😉 |
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| Josh | 4 Jan 2015, 18:38 Post #2062 |
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I can't quite settle on the details in my head, but I think my final theory is Denise causing Lucy's death with Jane helping to move the body to the common. I think Jane has been using this to have the upper hand over Denise since and enabling her to get back with Ian. |
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| niteflyer | 4 Jan 2015, 18:40 Post #2063 |
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this is mega confusing anyone entering the eastenders competition? |
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| Planck | 4 Jan 2015, 19:04 Post #2064 |
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I've just remembered something else. I can't remember when exactly it happened, but at one stage Max made a move on Jane and Jane rejected him. Maybe they did something on Good Friday and neither of them want it to become known... |
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| North Korea | 4 Jan 2015, 19:23 Post #2065 |
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One massive red herring which I believe... Emma realised at some point that Lucy had fallen and hit her head in Max's office and knew both Abi and Max were involved in the clean-up. She believed this incident triggered Lucy's death, and Max and Abi possibly believe this too. It was Abi that Emma called after 'finding out', if you must remember that Abi wasn't at the pub that evening, and when Emma called she said 'hi, it's Emma, I'm glad I got hold of you.' This matches up to Abi perfectly. I believe Abi was also who she met at the park, with Emma stating 'that doesn’t change anything, it's still murder.' Abi will have just told her about Max making Lucy fall over and hit her head, making Emma believe this is how she died. Due to all this, I think that Emma’s 'realisation' was in fact wrong, and we should be looking closer to home... |
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| CivvyStreet | 4 Jan 2015, 19:34 Post #2066 |
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I think a twist like that would be really interesting. I'm not sure that ties-in with Emma's behaviour. Yes, a fall triggered her working out. But she seemed to be more concerned with the square and what was or wasn't there... but I wouldn't be at all surprised if someone has the wrong end of the stick. It may have been Emma's conclusion, or it could be Max or Jane covering for someome they beleive guilty but is actually innocent. A similar kind misunderstanding was important in Broadchurch. |
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| North Korea | 4 Jan 2015, 20:02 Post #2067 |
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Yes, of course as we will all remember from watching Broadchurch, the murderer is usually someone you don't suspect, yet who makes perfect sense - someone close to the victim, someone who wasn't planning to murder them. Someone, in short, who loses their temper and lashes out. Who will grieve over what they've done, who will allow it to eat them up inside and who will be unable to deal with the magnitude of what they've done. So basically, the plot would be about grief at first, but then slowly get closer and closer, until the focus goes onto the Square and the Beales suddenly realising that actually the killer is amongst them. |
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| Fehnder | 4 Jan 2015, 20:08 Post #2068 |
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I cant help but think how clever it jis to announce inspiration from broadchurch, purely because there are similarities (deleting messages on a computer, something I think will point the police the branning was no doubt) but it's hard to know just what is similar. In broadchurch the killer was having an unusual and inappropriate relationship with the murdered boy. I wouldn't say that could fit in this case unless we are looking at Lucy have had a relationship with one of the suspects that we are unaware of (I don't mean sexually) You could say she had an unusual relationship with peter in that they may have been meeting up secretly and passing drugs. |
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| Fehnder | 4 Jan 2015, 20:09 Post #2069 |
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I do think though, that the branning inclusion is that max believes it was him/abi and is wrong. |
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| Jamie Fowler | 4 Jan 2015, 20:10 Post #2070 |
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As well plotted as Broadchurch was, I had guessed the murderer by episode three. I've genuinely got no clue with this |
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| North Korea | 4 Jan 2015, 20:27 Post #2071 |
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Another clue...back on Monday 28th April: Shabnam: If it helps, in my faith we believe that God will have mercy on Lucy and welcome her to heaven. Jane: He forgives all of us, does He? Well, I don't really feel that I deserve that right now. I've made such a mess of things… still think God will forgive me? Shabnam: That's the deal He makes, so yes. |
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| Dan | 4 Jan 2015, 20:27 Post #2072 |
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If Ian or anyone else killed Lucy in the Beale house, Denise will have had to have slept through it all as I can't see her helping him. That is the one argument against her being killed in the Beale house, although not against Ian or another Beale having done it. |
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| DRAPPLEdreamers1992 | 4 Jan 2015, 20:49 Post #2073 |
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You know, when this storyline began at the beginning I originally thought it was Shabnam who did it as it no one would have expected it to be such a recently introduced character. This was mainly because of her disapproval with Masood turning to alcohol and his romance with Jane. I dreamt up this really intricate idea that she had killed Lucy to drive a wedge between Jane and Masood, because at the time Denise was engaged to Ian and Ian had consequently drifted from Jane. So I thought she'd done it because she knew that Jane would feel it was her responsibility to move back in with Ian and take care of the Beal family. I often wonder if she was the original killer but they changed it to someone more personal to the storyline. It's not relevant now... however something has to happen with that note Shabham picked up. I really can't believe that Carol will figure this out. She hasn't got the deductive skills. But perhaps shabham will show Masood the note when Whitney is under the glaring spotlight and he will realise who did it- because the Beal's have often slept round their house and been in close personal contact with the Ahmeds. Peter for instance has taken refuge there a lot. Strange. |
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| Katie | 4 Jan 2015, 20:54 Post #2074 |
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I was comparing it to Lucy's relationship with Max as no one knew about it (except Abi who took the picture), but I like that theory about Peter as well. Max also fits with being in a relationship with the main police woman though. I've got no real theory why, but I think Lucy died in the restaurant. |
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| Shaz1022 | 4 Jan 2015, 21:34 Post #2075 |
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http://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/eastenders-who-killed-lucy-beale-4911740 http://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/eastenders-abi-branning-murdered-lucy-4917092 http://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/eastenders-jane-beale-murdered-lucy-4917178 http://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/eastenders-denise-fox-murdered-lucy-4917369 http://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/eastenders-lauren-branning-murdered-lucy-4917300 |
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| Fehnder | 4 Jan 2015, 21:39 Post #2076 |
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I think I agree about the resturant. I just wonder how that would fit Cindy in? She went there and.said she didn't see Ian. What was she there for? I think the beale house has to be a no in terms of the place |
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| WalfordE20 | 4 Jan 2015, 21:52 Post #2077 |
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Disappointed with those articles. 'Here's how X,Y and Z could have killed Lucy.' No, that's a recap of facts with minimal speculation. Obviously these amateurs haven't read this thread.
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| MrJames | 4 Jan 2015, 22:00 Post #2078 |
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Let's think about the impact of each suspect if they were the killer. Ian - colossal, goes without saying. Jane - a decade old character, the victim's step-mother, would be pretty huge. Max - a hugely recognizable character. Big impact. Peter - victim's brother and popular with the general public. Big impact. Lauren - a recongisable figure, a famous actress. Big impact. Abi - viewers have known her a good girl from a very young age. Impact would be big for a different reason. Cindy - impact would be quite small. Whitney - impact would be significant, but not huge. Lee - still a new and underdeveloped character. Impact would be small. Les and Pam - pretty much non-existent. Ben - big impact because he's killed before and he's Phil's son. Dampened slightly because he's a recast. Jay - decent impact, but not the biggest. Denise - well known figure for the best part of a decade. Impact not huge though. Your welcome. |
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| Mrs Peel | 4 Jan 2015, 22:13 Post #2079 |
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Lee was, at one time, high on my list of suspects. He seems to bond sexually, quickly, with women. He met Lucy in the morning and was in bed with her in the afternoon. She dumped him immediately, saying she was seeing someone else, and he left the Beale house and instantly started flirting with Whitney. Lucy wasn't interested in the least until she saw him that evening snogging Whitney in the pub, and that's when she dumped Max and spent the following night in the restaurant with Lee. Then she was killed. Lee said he left the party that night looking for her, as he expected her to be there; instead, he saw her arguing with Billy over the stolen fish. Was that all? He certainly left her a voicemail message or was that a cover-up? Then, when he returns to Walford some months later, Lucy's death doesn't even register with him. He immediately starts stalking Whitney until she responds, and she doesn't respond well until he tells her he wants to marry young and have children. Then they go to bed. But subsequent to that, we learned that Lee has an uncontollable temper, so much so that he's left his sister scarred from one of his attacks. I would have initially gone with Lee, but for the fact that Johnny's left unexpectedly this year and the Carters have been involved in this storyline before, and making Lee the killer would, I think, compromise this new family. Whitney does have a motive, but she would need an accomplice in order to move the body, and at that time, Lee was totally focused on Lucy. Yes, there was a third person who came upon the scene when Lucy was trying to get the cab driver to help her with a drunken Jake. It wouldn't surprise me if this were Ben. I do think, whoever murdered her, that Ben helped move the body. |
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| Mrs Peel | 4 Jan 2015, 22:18 Post #2080 |
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Ben also told Phil the full Monty, but off-screen. Is Ben trying to protect Ian from himself? Has Ian accidentally killed Lucy and blocked it out?
When he messed up and came to that part, Jane intervened and steered the conversation in another direction before Ian became focused on Lucy's bag.
She knew that Max and Lucy were sleeping together.
Patrick was on holiday when Lucy was killed. Denise was in Oxford that day and came straight back to Ian's where she was living at the time. I think Summerhayes was trying to gauge from what point the video was taken in relation to the Beale house in the background. |
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