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The eye-patched cab driver seemed very familiar to me but I can't place him. Odd to have a familiar actor (if he is) have such a small cameo role.

According to Harper's Globe, there were several people Wakefield injured but didn't kill. I wouldn't be surprised if the cabbie was once one of the policemen Wakefield injured with an exploding boat.

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Are we sure it's not Abby? I'm thinking of the film Schizo were the audience gets surprised at the end by finding out that the heroine was the killer all along. I know we saw someone watching her with a leash, but that doesn't mean it was the killer watching her (although that is implied.)

I'm still going with Booth as my first choice. I just don't think Henry has a plausible reason for killing his uncle first.

My first choice for the killer is still Booth for the reasons stated above.

- The shot of Booth dropping the bear bottle just before Ben in beheaded.

- The first pic afterwards is on him.

- His backpack could be big enough to carry murder weapons.

- The previews show no sign of him being in peril, only carrying a flashlight in the dark.

- No one would suspect him, but he is strong enough to still commit the murders.

- Just the look behind his eyes in the scenes seems to be that way.

My second choice for the killer is now Abby.

In the film "Schizo", the protagonist is a woman who is being stalked and the people around her are being killed one by one. At the end of the film in a twist we find out that she was the killer all along. The only thing that makes me think it isn't Abby was the shot of that person holding a "leash" looking at her, which I think was supposed to be the killer.

The Sheriff is an interesting guy. After the bodies start turning up, I think he may suspect he killed the wrong person. Maybe Wakefield was originally set up to take the fall by the real killer (after all, according to Harper's Globe, Wakefield was a model prisoner). I originally suspected the Sheriff might be the killer, instead of Wakefield, but now, if at all, he's covering up for his daughter, if she is the original killer or co-killer.

Someone has turned Wakefield's tombstone into a shrine. Obviously, a relative or former lover is keeping his memory alive, or the Sheriff knows he killed the wrong person and he's leaving the candles and asking for forgiveness. What if the Sheriff covered up for Abby and sent her away to a nut house? Has returning to Harper's Island set off her impulse to kill again? (or maybe she's been serial killing this whole time in Los Angeles). I could even see Abby kill her mother for some reason (she's hung higher after all, and therefore, probably first), and then the others could be killings to cover up that initial one.

It really would have taken TWO people to string up the harbor master like that. I just don't see how one person could have done it. It could also be that Wakefield was only one of the killers and his partner (Abby or Henry or Booth someone else) escaped.

Henry is not on my list because I don't think Uncle Marty would be the first kill if it were. Because there were not any killings between Wakefield's death and Abby's return, it is Abby's return that sparks all of this. I am doubtful therefore that it is a townie who did this.

I tell you, Harper's Globe is where the action is.

Booth is still my first choice, and Abby will be around until the final episode, but it will be interesting to see.