Kill Mary Kill

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Alice Fonder passed away five years after Mary Jane's return home. She fell into a four-month coma following surgery to get her leg amputated, and never woke up, leaving Mary Jane alone with her father. Heartbroken at the loss of his wife, Edward Fonder III fell into a void of depression, which led to countless fraught arguments with his daughter. Mary Jane would later claim that their already strained relationship would become irreparable following a visit from two of her father's cousins. She believed the three of them were critical of how she ate chicken, and her feelings of humiliation and paranoia pushed the father-daughter relationship over the edge. Hostility between the pair wasn't considered anything more than familial squabbles in the neighbourhood. Their bitter feelings didn't become a concern until August 26, 1993, when Mary Jane reported her eighty-year-old father missing...What did she do to him?