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I can explain my position in more detail if needed. Let's analyze the situation: I'm the Sheriff, Lynx is the Cop. That leaves the Serial Killer, the Doctor, the Witness, and the remaining Mafia member.
The Serial Killer can't be Zubr or Vegtam (they were blocked at night when the Serial Killer was active). Also, Zubr can't be the Mafia (we know there's only one Mafia member left, and Lynx said she blocked Zubr).
Therefore, we have: I'm the Sheriff, Lynx is the Cop, Zubr is the Witness.
That leaves the Serial Killer, the Doctor, and the remaining Mafia member.
Let's consider the remaining players individually.
Vegtam can't be the Serial Killer. So, he's either the Mafia or the Doctor.
What suggests he's more likely to be the Doctor than the Mafia? In the first night, there was no treatment of the role (although the role description clearly states this). In my opinion, this is a logical explanation. Or do you disagree?
Kitsunka can't be the Mafia, as I checked her and the result was "not Mafia." That leaves who? The Serial Killer and the Doctor.
She says her role is the Doctor and argues that she didn't use the role treatment in the first night because she didn't know about it.
Theoretically, this is possible, but it seems strange to me. First, the possibility of treating the role is clearly stated. Second, Kitsunka didn't familiarize herself with her role. Third, the GM, seeing that she was using regular treatment, didn't warn the "newbie" about the possibility of treating the role.
Based on the above, now Neira can only be the Mafia, trying to appear innocent.
What else is there to say? Let's execute the Serial Killer, Kits, and block Neira at night and execute her during the day.