Wildcard Wednesday A Will to Kill Hailey Dean Mystery

 

It is easy to get absorbed into this film and it is a long while before we find out about the beginning of this film. This does, rightfully so, keep you watching.


You have to concentrate on this film as it is easy to miss something like how it went from an investigation into Will’s death to trying to find a long lost friend. It does quickly become clear what the link is, if like me, you do/may have missed it the first time round.


I know that they are checking it out but I think I know what happened and who it was. It takes time of course it will, it would be a very quick film if it was an instant result.


Oh, just one line, sadly, it wipes out my theory, for now anyway. Other suspects are seemingly being lined up/highlighted, but I am not sure if they come under the category of ‘Least expected’.


Ok, so I think I now know where she is? And again another suspect. The information given is intriguing in some ways. There are too many loose ends to explore.


Why is it I feel the original investigation has been forgotten? I suppose it comes down to unknown priorities. Well this is certainly thorough.


Oh no. thank goodness for her phone, now that was quick. I suppose it doesn’t need to be drawn out. Also there was no way that she was going to rest up.


Well, well what a turn up. What a heartwarming ending.


Thank you for reading


Sandra


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