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After the murder, the following should remain: 1. A hint about the role of the deceased 2. A clue from the GM 3. An additional clue from the murderer (optional)
I don't see the third detail (this doesn't mean it doesn't exist, of course), so in the "trash cans" and "expensive watches," I see a clue from the GM and an indication of the murderer's role.
I repeat once again: since there are no watchmakers among the roles, I assume it's a vagrant. If I'm wrong, find me another indication of the Lizard's role, and we'll discuss it.
Essentially, this is the version that has already been mentioned here: that the Lizard was the detective, and the Mafia shot him. Then, either the trash can serves as artistic embellishment, or it is a clue, and the watch was planted.
I don't think Rhev was high while writing the newspaper.
He was writing it at three in the morning. Neyra Drake
Are you saying that the cop started ordering the murder from day one? That's stupid and risky. And without his orders, the killer has the right not to act.
Neyrochka, you ignored my paragraph for you in one of the posts, or did you not place the order?