"The one who killed Meor Harraz is Dini!" You are very convinced with your deduction and reasoning. “I think she found out about one of the two girlfriends and due to jealousy, she killed Meor. When Meor bought the gold necklace for Amrina Natasha, he had shipped it to his house. Unfortunately, when his business trip was delayed, the box was delivered before he was home and Nazrin Nizamuddin left it in front of his house door. Dini, who came by on May 1st to drop off her present to Meor, saw the box and opened it, thinking that it was for her. So, when Meor presented her an emerald brooch instead later that evening, she knew that he was a two-timer. On a different note, Khausar could not have found out that Natasha had left a message on Meor's answering machine because she only visited his house during the day and the message was made later in the evening. Due to Meor not calling Khausar to tell her of his changed schedule, she ended her house-sitting on April 30th, not May 1st.
After listening to your deductions, Constable Raihanah immediately handcuffs Dini and informs the other officers to escorts her to jail. Then, she releases the other suspects for them to get back to their normal lives. She congratulates you for solving the case.
You look at your watch and it is already 5.00 p.m. so you want to excuse yourself from the case to get back to your house. Inspector Amar Najmi walks up to you and informs you that Dini has confessed to the murder of Meor Harraz. She explained that due to jealousy, she quietly sneaked into Meor's house after he left with Natasha that night. She waited for the lights in Nazrin Nizamuddin's house was switched off to made sure the nosy neighbour did not see her. When Meor returned home alone, she confronted him about the two gifts and he confessed that he was seeing other women. In her rage, while his back was turned from her, she took his kitchen knife and stabbed him.
“It is true what people say: Hell has no fury like a woman scorned."
After filing additional report on the closed case, you find out that it is already 6.00 p.m. You quickly excuse yourself as you need to prepare yourself for a reunion dinner at your alma mater at 8.00 p.m.