Laeti-dazza Productions

[Migoz2]

Manon is quiet at home, she waits for Laetitia who doesn't know anything about it and who has to join her, someone knocks at her door and she hurries to open it.

Leaving her laptop on a page from CF.........

 

[Laetitia]

But instead of Laetitia it was the police who came to arrest her, the witness spoke and helped the police to identify her among the photos they have, Manon had already been convicted and was on file.

 

[thehangingtree]

But instead of Laetitia it was the police who came to arrest her, the witness spoke and helped the police to identify her among the photos they have, Manon had already been convicted and was on file.

Oh, hang the wench...

 

[Gibbs505]

But instead of Laetitia it was the police who came to arrest her, the witness spoke and helped the police to identify her among the photos they have, Manon had already been convicted and was on file.

Should have planned better ... but if the can't find the gun?

 

[geolier]

Arsenic is often untraceable, as I understand it, or at least difficult to prove as cause of death. They might not even do an autopsy.

No, and no.

Arsenic is easily detected, even without modern analytical tools as e.g. X-ray-fluorescence. Every chemistry student learns about Marsh's test via AsH3 at the very beginning of his or her studies.

And no. I learned (but I confess I am not sure) that every forensic medical doctor knows the visible signs of an arsenic intoxication.
So an autopsy is very probable.

 

[Dazza]

Sorry, don't have any 3D Arsenic
Anyway, you don't get blood squirting out of your chest with arsenic.

Lets keep it neat. Maybe Arsenic for another day?

 

[Laetitia]

To make matters worse, the policeman finds her phone on her desk, she should have got rid of it too but it has become an indispensable device nowadays, young people don't know how to do without it.

 

[Laetitia]

Manon will undergo several interrogations but will deny for a long time having murdered Alex, the policeman would have wanted to charge Laetitia also as an accomplice and it is at this moment that she confessed her crime which she had committed alone, Laetitia could in no way be held responsible for her act.

 

[Jollyrei]

No, and no.

Arsenic is easily detected, even without modern analytical tools as e.g. X-ray-fluorescence. Every chemistry student learns about Marsh's test via AsH3 at the very beginning of his or her studies.

And no. I learned (but I confess I am not sure) that every forensic medical doctor knows the visible signs of an arsenic intoxication.
So an autopsy is very probable.

Good to know. I will have to brush up on this, clearly. The article where I got my information is obviously either out of date, or just wrong.

 

[geolier]

Good to know. I will have to brush up on this, clearly. The article where I got my information is obviously either out of date, or just wrong.

If your article says this it is simply wrong. The Marsh test is well known:

Marsh test - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

And as far as I know there is a characteristic change of color of fingernails in case of arsenic poisoning. Every medical doctor should stumble about this.

 

[Laetitia]

The day of her trial came and she was found guilty of premeditated murder, Laetitia was desperate, she knew that Manon was facing life imprisonment or worse, the death penalty.

 

[Laetitia]

During her trial, she showed no remorse and even said that she did it out of love and that she would do it again, as she spoke very harsh and insulting words to the judge and the prosecutor, she was taken back to her cell to await the end of her trial. In her absence she was convicted on both counts of lesbianism and first degree premeditated murder. The judges no doubt wanted to set an example and were ruthless, they pronounced the verdict and Manon received the maximum sentence: The death penalty, she'll be garroted immediately after the trial!

 

[Laetitia]

Manon is waiting for the verdict in her cell, she tries to relax but the tension is too much for her. She is expecting the worst and hoping for a heavy prison sentence instead of the death penalty.

 

[Gibbs505]

During her trial, she showed no remorse and even said that she did it out of love and that she would do it again, as she spoke very harsh and insulting words to the judge and the prosecutor, she was taken back to her cell to await the end of her trial. In her absence she was convicted on both counts of lesbianism and first degree premeditated murder. The judges no doubt wanted to set an example and were ruthless, they pronounced the verdict and Manon received the maximum sentence: The death penalty, she'll be garroted immediately after the trial!

Aw, no hanging?

 

[Laetitia]

Aw, no hanging?

It will be garroted, the judges have decided but the story is far from over, be patient.

 

[thehangingtree]

I say make it slow and painful... Manon has earned it!!!

 

[Gibbs505]

The garrote is good and interesting but hanging is just more interesting, the kicking naked body just has ... presence!

 

[Dazza]

The garrote is good and interesting but hanging is just more interesting, the kicking naked body just has ... presence!

Change is as good as a rest.

 

[Gibbs505]

Change is as good as a rest.

How about a nice decapitation next?
Dorothy could supply a guillotine? (And be the volunteer?"

 

[Dazza]

How about a nice decapitation next?
Dorothy could supply a guillotine? (And be the volunteer?"

Sounds OK to me. I like that.
Dorothy who? Its first thing here, in the morning, Gibbsie lad. And I've just knocked back my first coffee.
Is this a Wizard of Oz themed, beheading, you're thinking of ???