Mysterious Mrs. Pansy

Doping?

Everyone present was even more shocked by these words. So, the incident with Jane’s frenzied horse that day wasn’t an accident; the horse had been fed doping intentionally?

Tina was utterly confused; when did she instruct anyone?

“Don’t make baseless accusations; I don’t even know you!” Tina’s voice trembled.

She couldn’t fathom why Nana and this prop staff member were framing her.

She had never crossed paths with these two!

“Miss Amelia, this is the check you gave me. How can you say you don’t know me?” The prop staff member pointed to the check with Tina’s signature.

Tina was utterly speechless.

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Jane, watching this scene with cold eyes, subtly curled her lips.

Freda was quite capable, buying off so many people to harm her and pin the blame on Tina.

Just then, several police officers arrived.

“Mr. Maltz, did you report this incident? What happened?” one of the police officers asked Osborn.

“Indeed, our crew just experienced an incident of intentional harm,” Osborn said, recounting the events.

Before the police could speak, Freda stepped forward, preemptively saying, “Officers, the person who wanted to harm Miss North is Tina. Now, two witnesses and physical evidence point to her. Take her to the police station!”

She hoped to resolve this matter quickly, eager to shift all the blame onto Tina.

This way, she would be safe.

This time, she hadn’t harmed Jane again; she could only ensure her own escape before making further plans.

“Is this the knife?” The police officer’s gaze fell on the knife on the ground.

Jane stepped forward, “Yes.”

The police instructed their forensics colleague, “Check for fingerprints.”

“Understood.” The forensic officer put on gloves, crouched down, and carefully picked up the knife.

“Mr. Maltz, Miss North, please come with me to give your statements,” the police officer said.

“Okay.” Jane nodded.

They went to a nearby rest area, and the police began taking statements from everyone.

“Nana and the prop staff member claim Tina instructed them,” Jane noted the information.

Tina insisted, “I’ve never done such a thing. During the break, I was always with Florence, and she can vouch for me.”

“Yes, officer, I can testify. It wasn’t Miss Amelia,” Florence quickly said.

“Officer, Florence is Tina’s manager. Her words can’t be trusted. It was really Tina who instructed me,” Nana emphasized repeatedly.

The police officer recording the statements documented everything solemnly, “We’ll investigate thoroughly.”

After a while, the fingerprint analysis results came out. The forensic officer handed the report to the police officer taking statements, “After our analysis, only Tina’s fingerprints are on this knife.”

“Only Tina’s fingerprints? That surely means she did it!” Freda hurriedly spoke, “With so many testimonials and physical evidence, Tina can’t escape!”

“No, it’s not me!” Tina pleaded, looking at Jane with despair, “Miss North, I really didn’t do it!”

Jane patted Tina’s shoulder, a faint smile playing on her lips, “Precisely because the knife only has Tina’s fingerprints, it clearly indicates that the real culprit is not her.”

Freda was taken aback. “Miss North, what are you saying?”

“I mean, the person who orchestrated all this behind the scenes, plotting to harm me, isn’t Tina,” Jane said calmly.

“How is that possible? The police just said the knife only has Tina’s fingerprints. If not her, who else could it be?” Freda was momentarily stunned, quickly shifting the blame onto Tina.

Why would Jane say such a thing?

Did she discover something?

A hint of unease flashed in Freda’s eyes, and she tightly clenched her fists.

She reassured herself that everything she did was seamless, and Jane wouldn’t discover anything!

Jane must be bluffing; she couldn’t let herself be flustered.

Jane pointed to the knife in the forensic officer’s hands and said coldly, “During the filming just now, Tina held this knife, and it’s normal for her fingerprints to be on it. However, the fact that only Tina’s fingerprints are on this knife-doesn’t that strike you as odd?”

Upon hearing Jane’s words, people vaguely understood what she meant.

Osborn glanced at Jane, “Jane, are you suggesting…”

Jane’s lips curled into a sarcastic smile. “Regardless of where this knife came from, from production to being bought, brought to the set, it surely didn’t pass through only Tina’s hands. Therefore, there shouldn’t be only Tina’s fingerprints on it.”

Jane paused and continued, “But now, it indeed has only Tina’s fingerprints. Why is that? The only explanation is that someone, while changing the knife, was afraid of leaving their own fingerprints and decided to wipe all the fingerprints off. After that, only Tina touched this knife during filming.”

Jane’s explanation made everyone suddenly understand.

Onlookers nearby began discussing:

“Miss North makes sense. It seems there’s another culprit. I wonder who’s so malicious to harm Miss North?”

“But if it’s not Miss Amelia, why do Nana and the others insist it’s Miss Amelia who instructed them?”

“Could it be framing and shifting blame?”

“Who could it be? Why would they do this?”

Hearing these words, Freda’s expression changed involuntarily.

She had instructed Nana to quietly switch the knife when nobody was looking, but she didn’t expect Nana to be so foolish, leaving such a glaring loophole.

“Maybe Tina felt guilty and wiped off the fingerprints herself?” Freda bit her lip and suggested.

Today, no matter what, she had to make Tina take the blame for her.

Tina glared at Freda angrily. “Miss Huggins, what do you mean? Why are you targeting me repeatedly?”

“I’m not targeting you; I’m just stating facts,” Freda took a deep breath, pretending to be calm. “Tina, you better admit it quickly!”

“Facts?” Jane sneered, her cold gaze fixed on Freda. She spoke with a stern tone, “The fact is, the person orchestrating all this behind the scenes, scheming to harm me, is you, Freda!”