The sameal's eye looked wonderful in the palm of his hand, it was really an unforeseen bonus for what he had done.
It was revenge, for what happened to his family after their involvement with Frank Kilmilson. For bankrupting them and living a easy life.
He gathered his things, walked by the other passengers who were curious about the murderer. Usually the detective would revival the "criminal mastermind" in a grand way, well he figured the superhero hadn't figured out who it was.
The moment his foot touch down on the station's floor, two police officers grabbed him and forced his hands into handcuffs.
"Ladies and Gentlemen, I give you." Bubbles said as she emerged from the train with her luggage. "The murderer."
Dave Marlow cursed, he try to fight his way out of the cuffs but found it no use. "I don't know how you figured it out," he snared. "But I curse you, you blasted slut!"
"Whatever," Bubbles said while putting on her sunglasses. "I'm on vacation."
Sir Arthur Doyle, I am not.
Well, thanks for reading the mystery even though I didn't write more about the suspects. It seemed right to keep it short and simple.
And if you are wondering how it came to the conductor Dave Marlow? Here's a list:
The broken watch: was place at the scene to make people think there was a struggle. And it set up the time to give him an alible, or at least enough time (no pun intended) to get away.
The body: there were splatter in a direction as if the man was laying down and taken surprise, which is why the broken watch didn't work.
The papers: The company was M & K, or Marlow and Kilmilson. The reason for revenge was Dave Marlow's family went poor because of Kilmilson, he took the conductor job to survive. It was just luck that Kilmilson was on the train, and he found the jewel by accident while hidding his jacket.