Meanwhile,
Norman Ross, who had been frazzled all day, pushed open a door...
Dirk Carter guessed correctly.
Norman Ross didn't have the guts to kill someone.
When he first heard that Dirk Carter had dealt with Terrence Hall, he was quite pleased.
But around ten o'clock this morning,
news of Terrence Hall's suicide reached his ears.
He immediately sensed something amiss.
Dirk Carter certainly had no reason to kill, he still needed Terrence Hall's help to accuse Clark Fletcher.
Jamal Palmer and Clark Fletcher indeed had murder suspicions.
However, with his understanding of the two men, neither had the guts for it; after all, the risks and costs of murder are too high.
Jamal Palmer had a fallback, he could let Clark Fletcher bear all the consequences when there was no escape.
Clark Fletcher was even less likely.
Even if he had a motive, he didn't have the capability to accomplish it.
Since he could think of this basic logic,
naturally others could figure it out too.
