The Tension Between Hare and Helen McDougall

In early summer, Burke estimated it like late June, which was around the anniversary of the Battle of Bannekburne. The next murder really didn't do anything to relieve Burke's suspicions of Hare. So he asked him were you doing any business while I was away with Helen,. Hare denied it, said no. However, in discussion with Dr. Knox, Burke learned that during their absence, Hare had, quote, fell in with a drunk woman in the street and enticed her back to the boarding house, killed her, and sold the body to Knox and then lied about it.