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<blockquote data-quote="Daniel Avery" data-source="post: 239014" data-attributes="member: 27">Note that she had her hands bound behind her back and a gag on her mouth when she was found in the trunk.&nbsp; Gary had said to everyone on numerous occasions that he wanted rid of her.&nbsp; From the look of things, he had tied her up, put her in the trunk and intended to carry her out to the ranch to kill her (if she didn&#039;t suffocate on the trip out) and bury the body in a place no one would find her (not like her brother Peter).&nbsp; The second layer of the set-up involved the stomach full of pills, the same type of pills that she&#039;d used on Val.&nbsp; Someone had already seen Val attack Jill with a pair of scissors.&nbsp; Shortly before Jill was found we saw Val and Gary speaking (conspiring?) on a park bench near Jill&#039;s home.&nbsp; This led to the idea that perhaps Val had decided to literally give Jill a taste of her own medicine, and Gary agreed to dispose of Jill (assuming she was already dead).&nbsp; There was also the red herring that perhaps Frank had killed her, but I won&#039;t get into that.&nbsp; Anyway, if Jill had survived, she probably would have accused Gary and/or Val of trying to kill her, what with the lethal amount of meds in her system and Gary driving her (dead or barely alive) to a secluded place out of town.&nbsp; If she had not been gagged, perhaps she would not have choked on her own vomit and died.&nbsp; Any good prosecutor would say Gary tied the gag over her mouth for that very reason.Remember, Jill did a good enough job of framing Gary that even Mack MacKenzie himself dramatically announced &quot;He did it&quot; at the end of an episode.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Daniel Avery, post: 239014, member: 27"] Note that she had her hands bound behind her back and a gag on her mouth when she was found in the trunk. Gary had said to everyone on numerous occasions that he wanted rid of her. From the look of things, he had tied her up, put her in the trunk and intended to carry her out to the ranch to kill her (if she didn't suffocate on the trip out) and bury the body in a place no one would find her (not like her brother Peter). The second layer of the set-up involved the stomach full of pills, the same type of pills that she'd used on Val. Someone had already seen Val attack Jill with a pair of scissors. Shortly before Jill was found we saw Val and Gary speaking (conspiring?) on a park bench near Jill's home. This led to the idea that perhaps Val had decided to literally give Jill a taste of her own medicine, and Gary agreed to dispose of Jill (assuming she was already dead). There was also the red herring that perhaps Frank had killed her, but I won't get into that. Anyway, if Jill had survived, she probably would have accused Gary and/or Val of trying to kill her, what with the lethal amount of meds in her system and Gary driving her (dead or barely alive) to a secluded place out of town. If she had not been gagged, perhaps she would not have choked on her own vomit and died. Any good prosecutor would say Gary tied the gag over her mouth for that very reason. Remember, Jill did a good enough job of framing Gary that even Mack MacKenzie himself dramatically announced "He did it" at the end of an episode. [/QUOTE]

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