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[Murder is Academic] Why is this beloved, despised man dead?

[Murder is Academic] Why is this beloved, despised man dead?

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Hello, Detective  

Douglas Reed is one of the most well-liked, unpopular victims we've ever seen.

People say he was smart, charming, and witty. They also say he was opportunistic, treacherous, and vindictive.

So was it love or hate that motivated someone to kill him?

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Examine the evidence, and share your thoughts in the comments.

Tip: Want to catch up on what's happened so far in Murder is Academic? Check out the Case Recap.

Coming up … will the preliminary forensics report narrow down the possible suspects?

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Jill Osborne interview

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The detectives asked the English department's administrative assistant about the victim's workplace demeanor.


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Jill Osborne bio

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Jill is the English department's administrative assistant.


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Carol Fitch interview

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The detectives asked the English department's senior secretary about the victim's workplace and the conference.


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Carol Fitch bio

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Born and raised in Oxford, Carol has worked her entire career at Ole Miss.


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Coroner's Report

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The Coroner's Office provided a preliminary autopsy report on Douglas Reed. Additional analyses are ongoing.


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Key fob video

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Crime lab technicians recovered some video from the key fob found at the crime scene.


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