Shock in the 1930s

Chapter 5

Miss Pinkerton and Sally were picked up by police. Mr Adamson had walked into the police station with a bullet in his leg. He told the police that Sally had shot him as he tried to escape. He said he thought Miss Pinkerton was the murderer, but when Sally shot him, he changed his mind.

Miss Pinkerton took sides with Sally and Mr Adamson was arrested. Thats when Mr Adamson revealed his plan.

He told Mr and Mrs Greyson that Maxwell and James were more than friends. He personally handed Mr Greyson the rope to kill Maxwell.

Mr Adamson then went to James, and told him he overheard the Greysons's plotting to kill Maxwell and why.

Mr Adamson then told Ms Sylvester that Sally was the killer before running to fake his death.

Ms Sylvester went to kill Sally, but Ms Sylvester was not a killer, and did not apply enough force to kill Sally.

Mr Adamson then came out of the freezer, and saw the perfect opportunity to kill Vincent and Jack-Earl who were concerned over the radio.

He then heard arguing coming from the basement. Ms Sylvester had told Miss Pinkerton that she thought she was the killer. When Ms Sylvester saw Mr Adamson alive, he killed her so she wouldn't tell people what he told her.

At this point, Mr Adamson believed Ms Sylvester did her job and killed Sally.

He then would use Miss Pinkerton as an alibi, so he could clear his name. He would say he was electrocuted and unconscious in the freezer. When he came too, he saw that Sally was about to kill Miss Pinkerton, and he saved her.

With Sally being alive, his plan did not work, and he was arrested.

Sally was upset that Jack-Earl had died. She didn't tell him that she was pregnant, with their first child. Now that child would never see their father.

Miss Pinkerton agreed to live with Sally as a nanny for the baby. Which Sally was happy with.