Where did Evans go?
When examination completed they found that McLeery was bleeding from the head so they thought that Evan hit the McLeery but in actual the man was bleeding was the Evan. So fake McLeery (Evan) told that he will help them to trace Evan so an ambulance was called for the fake McLeery (Evan) and he was left
alone there from where he had escaped from a car that he had arranged. The car had soap, water, clothes, and a map. He removed blood stains from hair, removed the fake beard, changed clothes, and wore a new hat. Then he went to the Golden Lion in the middle of Chipping Norton. But later he was caught by the governor due to his clues that he left behind.
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