ers has murdered a girl and has hidden the body in the box-stall. However, Vickers cannot be condemned of murder just because he will not let the boy into the box-stall. Vickers could be overprotective of his property. Vickers has a right to stop the boy from checking the box-stall. Vickers also might not want the boy going into the box-stall because of safety reasons. Vickers mentions a hole in the ground, which had hurt one of his horses a while ago, and does not want the same thing to happen to the boy. Therefore, there is not enough evidence to prove that Vickers has committed a terrible crime just because he does not let the boy see what is in the box-stall. ...
