Duncan Murdered!
Who did it?
All we know:
Lady Macbeth
"I don't understand why anyone would murder our precious king. Me and my husband were asleep in our room at the time of the attack. I cannot believe that someone would commit murder in my house. The thought gives me chills. When Macduff informed the household of King Duncan's murder I was baffled. I am so shocked and upset."
Macduff
"Something is not right about the murder of King Duncan, may he rest in peace. It was like any other day for me, at least it started out that way. I arrived at the castle of Inverness, Macbeth's place. I knocked continuously on the front gate waiting to be let in. I was allowed inside. Macbeth greeted me. He looked like he had endured a rough night. I asked him if the king had awoken yet. He did not think so, so he led me to his quarters. I opened his door and saw his bloody body laying still in the bed. I knew he was dead. I looked closer and saw multiple stab wounds. This was no accident, this was definitely murder. I returned to Macbeth and reported my findings, then rushed to the future heirs to inform them of their father's passing. Lady Macbeth seemed quite alarmed, but suspicious."
Banquo
"The night was fair, so I thought. I was staying at Macbeth's castle for the party that he threw. We had recently had a victorious battle together. Macbeth and I are extremely close, as brothers. It was late. Me and my son, Fleance, were walking through the courtyard. We ran into Macbeth on our way to bed. We had a casual conversation, and I had mentioned that I dreamed of the three weird sisters. He told me he had not thought of them since we had saw them last. I found this quite strange for it was hard not to obsess over the prophesies they had mentioned. We said goodnight, as we went to bed. I was awakened the next morning by Macduff howling of some distress. I came to find that King Duncan had been murdered. I couldn't believe it."