Blanche: No, I mean, since she's been getting ready for her daughter's visit. I think it has something to do with her will.
Dorothy: She's just excited about seeing her daughter.
Blanche: No, I think it's more than that. You know how she said she was nervous about showing her daughter her will? Well, Dorothy, she ought to be, because wills make people do crazy things!
Dorothy: Like what, Blanche?
Blanche: Like killing people. Do you know what they just uncovered in the Duncan Osgood murder case? That the day before she was murdered, Tippi Paxton Osgood had changed her will, making Duncan the sole heir to the Paxton napkin fortune! That man is guilty!
Blanche: Oh, come on! That's circumstantial evidence. I mean, it's not enough to convict him.
Blanche: Actually, the more damning evidence was a snapshot they found of Duncan dressed in scuba gear, dragging Tippi's body down the stairs, wrapped in a carpet.
Dorothy: Maybe it was from their wedding album.