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When the excitement that greeted this revolutionary reading of the case had died down, Roger went on to defend his theory in more detail.
"It is something of a shock, of course, to find oneself contemplating Bendix as the very cunning murderer of his own wife, but really, once one has been able to rid one's mind of all prejudice, I don't see how the conclusion can possibly be avoided. Every item of evidence, however minute, goes to support it."