Other candidates for today's lynch - well, the main one is EM. I'm not really feeling the EM case right now. This, admittedly, could be due to my pushing for AoD's lynch, but reading Sir Jesus' original vote-post on EM, I really can't see much worth pointing out. His lesser contribution than in other games was prewarned by EM himself, and so is a nulltell in terms of his alignment. Sir Jesus really didn't give EM much of a chance to respond before jumping to a vote. @EM - Why did you ask the question about Carl Vincent that Sir Jesus pointed out here?
I believe you are asking me about this post.
Falzis and Sir Jesus - Do you still think that Carl Vincent is still the most suspicious? What, if anything, has changed your mind.
Junkahoolik, same question.
I asked this question because it is my belief that there were more scum that did not vote for KevinH than there were who did. I believe this because KevinH had enough evidence against him that it was not necessary for scum to vote for his death. Scum would have liked to sit this one out and keep the attention on other well meaning townies.
My question was aimed at those people who voted for others Day1 to see what they had to say in hindsight about their votes. I think that scum would want to vote but lay it on someone who didn't have a good chance to be actually lynched. It's like saying, "I'm participating but I know that my votes won't kill any townies and thus bring less suspicion on me."
I've played enough games to understand that in order for scum to win the game they have to appear most townie like. Not voting to lynch townies is a good way to avoid detection. Once the scum saw how much trouble Kevin was getting into, it would seem obvious that they would not want to be associated with his death. This is also why I tend to believe Mole is pro-town because he and Martino were very vocal and not afraid to stick their necks out in regards to Kevin.