Question

In sentences 32-37, what is the conclusion that Dupin makes about the speech of someone in the house when the women were murdered?

Answer 1

Dupin concludes that the speech of someone in the house when the women were murdered was intentionally misleading and deceptive.

Step-by-step explanation:

In sentences 32-37, Dupin concludes that the speech of someone in the house when the women were murdered was intentionally misleading and deceptive. He believes that the person intentionally created a ruse to divert the attention of the police and mislead them in their investigation. This conclusion is based on Dupin's understanding of the suspect's intelligence, political prepossessions, and knowledge of police investigation methods.