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Well… damn. Is anyone else feeling a little deflated after that tell-all Gracepoint finale? Heading into the final installment, it’s safe to say that many out there felt it had to be Joe who was the killer, if only because all other suspects had been eliminated from the list. But heck - things would have been so much easier if it were Paul, wouldn’t they?
Although if you want to get technical about it, Joe was just the creepy older friend who had dirty thoughts about a 12-year-old, and Tom was the one who accidentally killed his friend. We all should have been suspicious of him in the first place since he failed to react to pretty much anything this entire series, but then again sometimes you just want to assume that’s how things go with a child actor and you don’t want to be mean about it.
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Actually what they say about your first impressions are pretty much right because the very first episode I had this feeling that Tom, the best friend, was involved in a big way. I guess I was right because he turned out to be the real killer. His dad Joe was involved but he's not the one that killed him.