"How To Get Away With Murder" season 2 has been very explosive since its premiere. It still remains unknown who shot Annalise. On the other hand, It has been reported that the Hapstall Mansion murder suspects will be revealed.
According to International Business Times, Annalise's new clients, siblings Caleb and Catherine Hapstall, apparently were connected to the Hapstall mansion murder. The premiere episode of the much-loved series ended with Annalise getting shot at the mansion, while in the second episode, Emily Sinclair died while Annalise's students - Wes Gibbins, Laurel Castillo, Connor Walsh, and Michaela Pratt - were said to be at the mansion.
A lot are then asking who killed Sinclair, who shot Annalise, why were her students at the mansion and where were the Hapstall siblings when the murder happened. The publication added speculations that the Hapstall siblings could be involved in the killing or one of them is possibly part of the murder.
In a report by iDigitalTimes, the upcoming episode of "How To Get Away With Murder," entitled "It's Called the Octopus", will slowly reveal what happened during that night at the said mansion. A synopsis was released in which it said, "A high-end sex club is investigated by the team when Annalise takes on a new client. Meanwhile, a new motive surfaces in the case against two wealthy siblings accused of killing their parents; and Wes finds an unexpected ally."
Meanwhile, Design & Trend reported that Rebeca Sutter sent a controversial text to an unknown person back in the first season of "How To Get Away With Murder" which read "Eggs 911. Lawyer's House." In the premiere of season 2, Michaela decided to send the message and the person she sent it to replied twice. It is highly likely that the person who replied is Matt Cohen's character Levi, according to the publication.
The third episode of "How To Get Away With Murder" season 2 will reveal the mysteries left on episode 2 where Annalise was shot and A.D.A. Emily Sinclair was killed. There were a lot of suspects but the Hapstall siblings were most likely involved in the case. The newest episode of the ABC series will air on Thursday, October 8.
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