Subject: Re: Leland and the bus station lie
From: boyajian@ruby.dec.com (Cisco's Buddy)
Date: 1990-11-21, 04:46
Newsgroups: alt.tv.twin-peaks

In article <7297@rnd.GBA.NYU.EDU>, hjohar@rnd.GBA.NYU.EDU (hjohar) writes...

} Personally, I don't think Donna and James are going to report their
} conversation to Cooper. Remember, the body was found a day later.
} Everyone will know that Maddy is dead. What they (the poeple) will
} not know is when she was killed. Therefore Donna and James will not
} know of the incongruity until the police and Cooper question them
} (where were you on the night od the ...). Given the quality of police
} work on TP so far, I doubt if they'll ever get around to asking that
} question.

Why not?  They did reasonably well at asking it when Laura was murdered.
Plus, given what James and Donna have been caught at before, I wouldn't
put it past Cooper to go directly to them and say, "OK, before you go off
investigating on your own again, and get someone killed, what information
do you have about Maddy's whereabouts that night?"

} Again, this being TP, it's quite likely that the autopsy results don't
} surface for a few days.

Why?  Doc Hayward had Laura's autopsy results within hours of her body
being found. Why not the same with Maddy?

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