Мафия 25. Under The Jolly Roger!

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Grass is chemicals, chemicals are a witch. The witch visited Pandora.

and she, as a blocker, really wasn't very relevant there

Pandora is either a maniac or a town member. If she is a maniac, then the mafia blocked her as a witch and hit her as a conspirator. Blocking the witch was justified, as the maniac goes out earlier than the conspirator. If she is a maniac, then you can match the evidence to her - the green color in her nickname, all sorts of sylvans, and in general, a love for the color green, which people familiar with her on the forum could notice. England and the army are "Treasure Island." Regarding the murder: in Treasure Island, as far as I know, there were a couple of cool pirates - one-armed (or one-legged), and a blind authority, they lost their full potential in one battle, but they were still fierce. Perhaps the lover of colorful descriptions, Zubr, put in some effort in this direction. This is if she is a maniac. And then "two" - the witch and the conspirator. If the murder fails, no evidence is given.

If she is a town member, then yes, she looks like a daughter, thanks to these somewhat illogical, but quite obvious slips. And although it would be a bit silly for a maniac to stick the murder weapon in the door and leave, in theory, he should switch to the side of the town. He switched. And then the conspirator killed the daughter.

In the event of a partner's death, the other one goes to avenge the killer that same night (the maniac's original target is lost) and dies with him.

This is not the case. Yes, you need to clarify this with the GM. Ideally, there would be three dead. In general, I don't see any reason for the lover, who has lost half of himself, to continue functioning.
The fact that she was blocked by a witch, in my opinion, is a fact. Besides the sleeping coke dealer, no one else has contact with alchemy, and the witch's moves are no longer visible anywhere else. The mafia has no reason to block the remaining helpless town members at night and kill them that same night. They should spread out the night actions and look for the maniac to make their lives easier.

Perhaps she wasn't a daughter either. I don't know what else she could be. I don't see any zealous fighters in the list of roles.

Evidence.
It may well be a false clue. Usually, the maniac provides false clues, because he is a loner and it is more difficult for him. The mafia has expendable people. What can be considered evidence? Blindness, a severed hand. I don't know.
Do as you wish, but if you don't execute anyone, neither on a flimsy clue nor on an obvious one, then all means are useless.