Timmy
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Very good analysis. Thank you. I have always thought the no. 2 scenario was more likely, however his enquiries about life insurance now place me in a confused state.
I think the confusion between premeditation vs spur of the moment arises from the fact that it involves both of these. I think there is some degree of premeditation in that he had financial woes that needed to be sorted and the idea of the insurance had come into his thoughts and he had started to play out in his mind that this could be the answer to all of his problems-financial and otherwise- but the actual murder may have been in the heat of the moment with no real planning of exactly 'how' and 'when' it would happen and that it is why there have been so many mistakes in the cover up. IMO