Question 1 • English Language Arts 11
Both accounts present circumstances that could give Mrs. Hossack a motive to kill her husband, including conflict in their marriage and her unhappy home life. This does not establish that she committed the murder; it is a similarity in the possible motives discussed. The accounts do not both point to the children or a neighbor as having the relevant motive, nor do they share the claim that her attorneys doubt her innocence.
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