<![CDATA[If he wanted his wife dead why not just poison her coffee?]]>Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Nick of Time

Tee-FGotYouPressed — 10 years ago(January 20, 2016 09:15 PM)

Seriously! The woman is surrounded by over a dozen staff members. That makes the idea so so easy. Anybody can be a suspect. The maid, the driver, the bodyguard, the assistant etc. And she is a politician so anybody could have a motive. Just slip some rat poison in her drink when nobody is looking and be done with it. Why go through the trouble of attaining an asassin? Stupid plot.

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Wouldn't make much of a movie.

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I guess they might hope to get her husband into her place on a sympathy vote.

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