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Who Killed Lucy?; All the theories
Topic Started: 20 Apr 2014, 05:49 (367,774 Views)
King Billy
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Could also explain why Abi hated Lauren so much? Lucy's death ultimately brought Peter and Lauren closer, thus ending Peter and Lola's relationship and starting crazy jealous bitch Abi time.
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Winters
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JJ is so over-featured, though. Is she the illigitimate daughter of Prince Charles?

But, yes, it could explain the Halloween scene (a reversal).
Edited by Winters, 14 Feb 2015, 01:45.
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This is my theory on how Lucy died. Still don't know who killed her. It's typed up in a short fashion as I did a big long ramble and it deleted on me so can't be bothered going through it all again!

People keep mentioning Rihanna's diamonds being played in trailers and during the Good Friday episode - the song's about ecstasy (Yellow diamonds, molly ecstasy all mentioned). Lucy was slipped a bad ecstasy and died - murder.

Emma's notes - what doesn't make sense? Head trauma not that bad? No trail of blood etc. I know there was blood at Jake's flat but this could have been from a stumble or anything when she helped him in.

Police had been attracted to head trauma she sustained earlier on in the day at car lot and coupled this with the damage done to her brain by the dodgy ecstasy. Would have found traces of drugs in her system though were too fixated on head trauma theory to think this is what killed her.

Emma pieced together it was the ecstasy in her system that killed her not the head injury. Coupled with the phone number and background information she had on the suspect who had a history of drug related stuff etc. she made the connection.

Lucy had went to the common and then died because of the effects of the drug. Last thing she heard was actually a ringtone she had changed to sound like her music box?

Lauren said she had figured out how Lucy died. She's moved away from the head injury theory and has now discovered how she really died?

Emma and Nick's deaths were pointers to this. Emma died of head trauma. Bleeding from ear clearly seen. Nick died from dodgy drugs. Does this point to the fact there was no trail of blood etc. with Lucy's death and there are dodgy drugs going about the square?

Would be a sad but topical death. I would lean towards the younger suspects if this was the case though could still be anyone. Could have been spiteful, a rape attempt or someone thinking they were "having a laugh" though obviously not. I put a fiver on Dean a while back so hoping it's him (would be in his character) though I think it is one of the main 14 suspects.
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Winters
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Hang on, we all know DTC likes symbolism, could he have set out to reveal the killer on Halloween night?

Lauren was the central character in that episode (although Abi was framed as the suspect). There were lots of weird shots of her wandering aimlessly around and standing all alone in an empty square. Also the red light and the spooky atmosphere, etc.

Thinking about it now, I can easily see it happening. A great turnaround at the last moment.
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Although I don't like the idea of Whitney being the killer, as it would lack any substance or long-term effect, a friend of mine called Sahar made a really good point the other day.

She had watched the Halloween episode back on DailyMotion, and noticed how when Lauren was stood alone in the middle of the square, believing she was being watched and followed by whoever it was that killed Lucy, it was Whitney that snuck up and jumped out on her. Sahar basically reckons that this was subtle foreshadowing, and Lauren's feelings that she was being watched and followed by Lucy's killer after all - Whitney. It's a pretty good call, really.
Massive thanks to NickM for this wonderful signature! :)

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Winters
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Why would she have so much against the Beales then?
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I think the Lauren being drunk and finding out that after all that digging she remembers she killed lucy and doesn't remember anyway as she was rather drunk that night and only ltriggers her memory maybe someone like Jane covered it up feeling sorry for her
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I think that's rather shocking if they've done that I have seen people already pointing this out
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Winters
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He said the motive was greed. I think the clue is in the Halloween episode. I'm going to watch it when I wake up.
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Adding fuel to the fire in support of the Lauren theory. In tonight's episode, Jayne gave that big speech about missing Tanya and about being a mother figure to Lauren. Was this a hint? Lauren killed Lucy by accident in some drunken stupor and then Jayne helped to cover it up because of her relationships with Tanya?

We could be led to believe it's Jayne right up until the last minute when we realise it was Lauren. Lauren herself won't realise until Jayne reveals the truth.
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It's not so much a case of intuition as many pieces of a puzzle fitting together. There's just so much stacking up. And Halloween night is a big deal, seeing how Nick also returned from the dead (the night of the dead) and died Friday the 13th in the same house he killed someone 30 years before.

Are we dealing with an extremely suspicious executive producer, or what? Yes, Halloween night would be the ideal night to point out the killer, and the episode was heavy with hints. but it was made to look so overly obvious it was Abi you were led to dismiss it. I remember Lauren looking grumpy as hell (like she tends to do when she's not the centre of attention) having to play second fiddle to Abi. Whereas this week she's had a serene look on her face unusual for her (likely as she's been the centre of attention, I think it's more than the pregnancy) and there has been a real spark of life in her eyes and face (I think the actress is just bored at work).

I think I'll have to settle on this. The Beales are starting to look too overly obvious by now. Either way, I hope to God one of us have cracked it so they can get rid of the idea they're smarter than the audience.
Edited by Winters, 14 Feb 2015, 03:06.
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From the way the last two episodes have gone, it makes you think that one of the Beales is the killer. Lauren's reaction to Jane in particular was very telling.

So telling that it was a bit too telling if you know what I mean. It was so blindingly obvious that Lauren was wary of Jane which means Jane couldn't be the killer as it's far too obvious. I don't think it's any of the Beales for that reason. The signs are pointing too heavily in their direction.

And I also think Lauren's wrong. She thinks she knows the killer but she doesn't really. Gotta love a bit of misdirection.
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Christina
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I'm still pretty certain it's jane
The reason she said that to Lauren is because of guilt, she wants to be a mother figure as her mum isn't around and feels the same responsibility towards Lauren as she did to Lucy(as Lucy's mum had died), this is janes strange way of trying to make things right. She was also friends with Tanya,she is the one that has put Lauren in this position in the first place by killing her best friend, she also was quick to give Lauren the alibi months ago because she knew it wasn't Lauren because she did it but by giving Her that alibi of saying she saw her she getting herself an alibi at the same time. Lauren even pointed out to her at the time that she couldn't have seen her.
It was also a clever way of Jane keeping an eye on Lauren who was trying to figure out who the killer was. The way she reacted to peter makes me think Lauren thinks it's him or Ian and she freaked out when she saw peter because she can't deal with the fact peter or his dad killed Lucy
Jane had also returned to the square, Lucy had been around most of the other suspects for months and hadn't come to any harm, strange that shortly after Janes return Lucy is dead!
Ian is the Happy for the first time since Lucy, there's surely nothing worse then finding out the woman you love and have just married (again) killed your beloved daughter
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Winters
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Come to think of it the murder also happened on Good Friday. But this seems extremely superstitious. Should we just align ourselves with the calender from now?
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Edited by Winters, 14 Feb 2015, 03:14.
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Edited by Winters, 14 Feb 2015, 03:13.
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If it is jane they are double bluffing us, making it so obvious that we can't possibly think it's her and start to focus on someone else only to then find out it in fact it is!
Also Jane staying in the car at the funeral was very strange, if Lucy's dad and brother could go into the church and get through it why couldn't she?
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"February 19, Orthodox Churches of the Old Calendar commemorate the Saints."
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Very good trailer. It slighty reminds me of the new Avengers: Age of Ultron trailer as in the sense it has that same dark, moody and haunting atmosphere.
Edited by Mr Carter, 14 Feb 2015, 04:01.
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Hoping its Jane so the show can put her out to pasture.

Cindy I is dead and despite people hoping that she could be brought back, she won't. The only links she has on the Square are her children: Steven probably won't be coming back anytime soon (though he did a favor by making sure the moomoo can't ever have kids) and Lucy is dead. If they make Peter the killer that will mean two of her 4 kids are psychopaths, one is dead and we have what the forum thinks is the weakest link (Cindy II). If its Ian, that means Adam is leaving which I do not want. I want it to be Jane and then Ian has to stay married to her for a year and eat crow from Denise.
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