Killer's Reasoning

"So basically his mother wanted out."

"Yeah. She couldn't stand the drunken, abusive husband so she sought protection from someone else."

"But Cameron could never blame her. So he blamed the men instead. Both David and Peter."

"He met Sophie and Joseph, and he instantly thought that the man in this relationship was no different to his father and step-father."

"He killed him. He waited for Sophie to seek protection in him."

"But even after five years she was hestitant and untrusting. Her oldest son was about to become an adult, he had to do something about that."

"So he killed her, too."

"And someone else copped the blame."

"Precisely."

"He was left with two boys, and if they were to turn out anything like their parents, they had to be trained different. They had to be weak, so they couldn't overpower him, or hurt him as he had been hurt by his father phsyically."

"And emotionally. He's never forgotten. It's always at the front of his mind."

"Yeah expect now the boys have a chance to overpower him. He doesn't want that. Damien already outsmarted him by running away."

"And Nick proved him guilty."

"He's never going to let this rest."

"No."

"What do we do?"

"There's nothing we can do ... except wait."

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