Wasn't quite sure what to make of this on first impression, seems a bit of a slow burner. Ruby was convicted of murdering 2 of their neighbours but has then been set free after 14 months due to a mistrial. Returning to the neighbourhood will put everyone on edge, after all She wasn't freed because she was found innocent - so did she actually do it, murder their two neighbours?
Nobody seemed to like the victims in the first place, but is the real killer still among the neighbours and who thought they had gotten away with it after all this time? Only time and the remainder of this story will tell.
Ruby doesn't seem to shy about letting everyone know she is back, but is she flaunting getting away with it, or has she spent the time away thinking more about what happened and maybe now knows more about who the real killer could be?
Nobody seemed to like the victims in the first place, but is the real killer still among the neighbours and who thought they had gotten away with it after all this time? Only time and the remainder of this story will tell.
Ruby doesn't seem to shy about letting everyone know she is back, but is she flaunting getting away with it, or has she spent the time away thinking more about what happened and maybe now knows more about who the real killer could be?