HRG informs us about Eden's offenses:
Grand Theft Auto...obviously.
Arson...readers of the graphic novel know that.
Larceny...it's a given.
Robbery...hmm, that depends on the perspective. Robbery involves threatening someone to hand their valuables over to you. But I get how it is put down like that after the victim recovers.
Suspected murder in Oklahoma...wham!
What?
Who wanna bet that she didn't have anything to do with that?
Or she "defended" herself.
Wonder if we get to see that sometime. Like, another flashback next season or something.
I wonder that I should be the first to bring this up? I searched the whole place, but couldn't find anything. How did she get to Oklahoma if she was on her way west according to the comic? She got around?
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Is it possible the comic was set in Oklahoma and the suspected murder is her mother's?
QUOTE (Mercury083 @ Dec 1 2006, 07:22 AM) 
Is it possible the comic was set in Oklahoma and the suspected murder is her mother's?
Step mother
QUOTE (Mercury083 @ Dec 1 2006, 01:22 PM)
Is it possible the comic was set in Oklahoma and the suspected murder is her mother's?
Yeah, I guess that murder might refer to her stepmother from the comic...
I assumed that the murder was her step mother, rather than a whole different crime.
I'm thinking the Murder and the Arson are related...
QUOTE (LeighIsMe @ Dec 1 2006, 07:42 AM)
I assumed that the murder was her step mother, rather than a whole different crime.
this was my understanding as well.
QUOTE (Mercury083 @ Dec 1 2006, 01:22 PM)
Is it possible the comic was set in Oklahoma and the suspected murder is her mother's?
No.
Look at the last panel of the comic, read the sign. This is somewhere in Utah. There was a thread in Theories by Riddler who illustrated where this has to be, approximately. By the sign itself you can tell that it's midway between Las Vegas and Salt Lake City. If you add the fact that this road must be on a path to BOTH cities, it can be even pinpointed further down to an area in Utah.
Oklahoma is much further east.
Arson and murder are two different "crimes" in this case.
QUOTE (Abraxas @ Dec 1 2006, 09:14 PM)
No.
Look at the last panel of the comic, read the sign. This is somewhere in Utah. There was a thread in Theories by Riddler who illustrated where this has to be, approximately. By the sign itself you can tell that it's midway between Las Vegas and Salt Lake City. If you add the fact that this road must be on a path to BOTH cities, it can be even pinpointed further down to an area in Utah.
Oklahoma is much further east.
Arson and murder are two different "crimes" in this case.
Look at the last panel of the comic, read the sign. This is somewhere in Utah. There was a thread in Theories by Riddler who illustrated where this has to be, approximately. By the sign itself you can tell that it's midway between Las Vegas and Salt Lake City. If you add the fact that this road must be on a path to BOTH cities, it can be even pinpointed further down to an area in Utah.
Oklahoma is much further east.
Arson and murder are two different "crimes" in this case.
Interesting; I'll have to go take a look at that thread.
I'd like to point out one thing, though: that sign doesn't necessarily mean that Salt Lake City was 125 miles away, and Las Vegas was 240 miles away. I live in Indiana, about 200 miles from Dayton, and right down the highway is a sign that says, "Dayton: 30 miles." It doesn't mean Dayton is actually 30 miles away; it means that in 30 miles, I have to take an exit to another road that will, in ~170 miles, lead to Dayton. So it seems to me that this could be something similar, and the murder could still be that of Eden's stepmother.
QUOTE (Abraxas @ Nov 30 2006, 09:10 PM)
HRG informs us about Eden's offenses:
Grand Theft Auto...obviously.
Arson...readers of the graphic novel know that.
Larceny...it's a given.
Robbery...hmm, that depends on the perspective. Robbery involves threatening someone to hand their valuables over to you. But I get how it is put down like that after the victim recovers.
Suspected murder in Oklahoma...wham!
Grand Theft Auto...obviously.
Arson...readers of the graphic novel know that.
Larceny...it's a given.
Robbery...hmm, that depends on the perspective. Robbery involves threatening someone to hand their valuables over to you. But I get how it is put down like that after the victim recovers.
Suspected murder in Oklahoma...wham!
Don't forget "Conspiracy to Commit Assault on Officer with a Deadly Pastry Treat"
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QUOTE (5hiro5 @ Dec 3 2006, 07:56 AM)
Don't forget "Conspiracy to Commit Assault on Officer with a Deadly Pastry Treat"
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If the Haitian was able to talk he might have told HRG to put that on the list.
Maybe she got caught in the wrong place at the wrong time while working for HRG. Who knows, especially with the cliffhanger that's supposed to happen in the next episode.
QUOTE (tlb @ Dec 5 2006, 10:15 AM)
Maybe she got caught in the wrong place at the wrong time while working for HRG. Who knows. I doubt we'll see this now that she's dead.
Watch the spoilers, tlb. You're on an Episode 10 thread.
Sorry about that, hard to keep track of spoilers since this is an older episode thread.
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