WhatвЂ™s interesting about this is that itвЂ™s a really odd attack pattern. In other words, any significant wounds must be on the back of the body, or the sheet would be stained. The larger view makes it clear there is no blood on the sheet where its draped over the front of the body, before or after Scott folded it back, but there is blood at the site of the bisection. Scott looks genuinely horrified by what heвЂ™s seeing. All of this is odd for a few reasons, which IвЂ™ll discuss below. The body might have been washed at this stage, but there is some dirt smears (or bruising perhaps) and what looks like a bit of blood around the toes. The shins at the front of the legs are undamaged - no scratches, no other bites, little or no bruising as far as we can see, and thereвЂ™s not much blood or dirt either. ThereвЂ™s actually a chunk of flesh missing. The bite thatвЂ™s visible is on the back of the calf just above the ankle, and it seems to be fairly big. IвЂ™ve cleaned up these images from 102 as much as I can, and there is definitely a wound that looks like a bite: The angle isnвЂ™t ideal in this scene, but it looks like Scott was telling the truth about Laura being bitten. LetвЂ™s start with the second question first, because itвЂ™s easiest. So did he do it? And did Scott tell the truth about the bites on LauraвЂ™s legs, or did he lie so he could frame Derek and play lacrosse?

IвЂ™ve been newly interested in LauraвЂ™s death recently, because it doesnвЂ™t fit the pattern of the other murders Peter has committed. Because if Peter killed her, heвЂ™s keeping some pretty big secrets, and if he didnвЂ™t, who did?

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