Hi JS,
At least one of the women who heard the noise seems a bit on the nervous side anyway, placing furniture in front of her door in her room inside the house, so Im not so sure even if that cry had been loud and clearly a call for help, that she wouldnt have just looked out the window, or crawled under the covers. I dont see her as a rescue type.
Which makes me think that when she is awakened by Diddles, likely to the sound or the arrival of the killer downstairs, and hears that faintish "oh-murder", had she thought it sounded real my bet is she wouldnt have gone back to sleep for a while. But she says she drifted off again after hearing no sounds following.
And Sarah Lewis who heard it as if at her door, didnt even go to the door to see whats up.
As I said earlier, with the multiple uses of that same phrase during that period, one at least is fairly benign. And when used in that context, perhaps not so loud, and with inflection well never know about....like "oh-MURDER" I broke my bloody heel, or "OH-murder" you would say anything but your prayers...or "OH-MURDER", I am being killed.
In this case I believe it was , open the door, see whos there, "oh-murder"....Im sleeping, what are you doing here now?
My best regards.
At least one of the women who heard the noise seems a bit on the nervous side anyway, placing furniture in front of her door in her room inside the house, so Im not so sure even if that cry had been loud and clearly a call for help, that she wouldnt have just looked out the window, or crawled under the covers. I dont see her as a rescue type.
Which makes me think that when she is awakened by Diddles, likely to the sound or the arrival of the killer downstairs, and hears that faintish "oh-murder", had she thought it sounded real my bet is she wouldnt have gone back to sleep for a while. But she says she drifted off again after hearing no sounds following.
And Sarah Lewis who heard it as if at her door, didnt even go to the door to see whats up.
As I said earlier, with the multiple uses of that same phrase during that period, one at least is fairly benign. And when used in that context, perhaps not so loud, and with inflection well never know about....like "oh-MURDER" I broke my bloody heel, or "OH-murder" you would say anything but your prayers...or "OH-MURDER", I am being killed.
In this case I believe it was , open the door, see whos there, "oh-murder"....Im sleeping, what are you doing here now?
My best regards.
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