AP Language
John Rivera
December 2, 2014

Out of the many suspects prior to the Bosworth Investigation, the suspect that stood out to me the most was the housekeeper, Gloria Lowry. It was possible for Gloria to commit the crime mainly because of her mobility around Bosworth's house. There was no specific proof that Gloria would want to murder Bosworth; however, Gloria managed all keys inside the house, and the night when Bosworth died he had his room shut; therefore, Gloria had an opportunity to commit the crime. Gloria was able to hold keys leading into Bosworth's room and could possibly poison prescription bottle that Mr. Bosworth takes regularly, or the cocoa, which was swiped clean of fingerprints, according to the forensics team, making it untraceable. If this was the case, it would most certainly suit Mr. Lowry for the cause of the murder, mainly because Mrs. Lowry's fingerprints were found on the external bedroom doorknob, which was also stated by the forensics. Prominent to the motives of the investigation, Gloria has been with Mr. Bosworth for approximately 40 years. Mrs. Lowry was not content with her income in responsibility of Mr. Bosworth. According to the facts of preliminary investigation, Mr. Bosworth treated his housekeeper abominably; in other words, poorly. He would also regularly cut their inheritances whenever he felt like abusing. It could be a possibility that Mrs. Lowry was implicated in how much money she would receive if Mr. Bosworth were to expire, which was $50,000, considering that Mr. Bosworth owned a Financial Banking Agency. With Mrs. Lowry in control of the bedroom keys of Mr. Bosworth, she could do anything inside that room that lead to the death of Mr. Bosworth. For instance, replacing Mr. Bosworth's