Jacqueline also committed the other two murders. It's revealed that he actually shot himself in the leg after shooting his wife, as he and Jacqueline were working together (they faked his initial leg injury) and the actual leg injury gave him a perfect alibi. Death on the Nile: Simon Doyle is exempt from suspicion for the murder of his wife, as well as those of two other witnesses, due to being shot in the leg by Jacqueline on the night of the murder.Turns out he might appear a giant when sitting, but his legs are so short that, when he is standing and the victim is sitting, their eyes are on the same level. Fife proceeds to reveal his Big Secret by doing something no one has seen him do in years - stand up. The victim doesn't remember the person's face, only the man towering over him as he was sitting. In The Currents of Space by Isaac Asimov, a man has been mind wiped by someone claiming to be Fife - the most powerful nobleman on his planet.

Indeed, the real perpetrator is a competitive shooter with perfect scores. The main suspect is disgraced cop Terry Howard, but Cross notes that Howard was never a particularly good shot, and the killing shots were done with near perfect precision. Another subplot involves the deaths of Police Captain Tommy McGrath and his girlfriend Edita.

He is an excellent rifle shot but couldn't hold a pistol. His chaplain clarifies that Condon injured his wrists resulting in his discharge. Cross and Sampson question former Navy SEAL Nick Condon who tells them that a quick look at his medical history will prove he cannot shoot a pistol from a motorcycle, and shows them his wrist braces and the scars beneath them.

One subplot involves motorcycle drive-by shootings, targeting unsafe drivers.

Lmn movie above suspicion 1995