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She wouldn't have done it if she hadn't been sent to investigate me without her knowledge.
I found that out later. That's why I say that psychology can also lead to miscalculations. Evidence is still the most important thing. But the style of play is also important, how a person will react to this evidence. I didn't like that Imaris didn't even try to do that. And that was a mistake. If he had made himself more likable, Neyra would have been executed sooner. But there was confusion because neither of them (especially in the first few days) even tried to react in any way.
By the way, Rega killed her because: - firstly, someone had to be killed (it's a kamikaze role after all...) - secondly, when she started thinking about who, she remembered that in the 20th (I think) Mafia, Reg was a townie (or at least a negative role) and kept messing with my head until the very end, saying that he was a good guy)). So it was revenge :D