The Residence
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Even when he confronted his employees about their mistakes, he did it behind closed doors.
Detective Cupp initially had good reason to believe that Wynter was arguing with Harry Hollinger.
Being an usher, Wynter never intended to talk about Harry’s involvement in the conspiracy to anyone.
Morgan, however, is surprised by this, claiming that Jasmine is lying.
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Instead of confessing to the crime, he denies having anything to do with it.
After Cupp keeps pressuring her, Lilly eventually exposes herself, which confirms she is the killer.
Although he had a fair share of conflicts with all of them, he always saw them as family.
Based on the novel by Kate Andersen Brower, The Residence is a drama-mystery series created by Paul William Davies. The series follows a detective named Cordelia Cupp, who is brought in to solve a strange murder that occurs during a White House state dinner, causing the staff to begin to question one another as to who could have committed the crime.
Lilly, in contrast, was an outsider who struggled to fit into the tight-knit dynamic of the staff.
While the others worked as a family, she let her ambitions cloud her judgment.
Lilly, on the other hand, was deadset on dismantling everything Wynter and his team stood for.
She cared little about working towards the common goal and was purely driven by her desire for control.
Cupp first found the note moments after Wynter’s body was discovered in the Game Room.
During that moment, only characters like Harry Hollinger were around, but Lilly was nowhere in sight.
Owing to this,she could not have known about the note.
As soon as he got off the call, he acknowledged that he was going to die.
Unfortunately, he ignored his gut feeling, which gave Lilly the perfect opportunity to kill him.
