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Does Spencer kill Alison?
No... Ali killed Ali. See the 'Alison' that died was really Courtney, Ali's twin sister. No Courtney was killed by Alison because Courtney stole Alison's straightners... i mean Life.
Did Mona kill Courtney?
No, Mona is A and Alison killed Courtney
Is Alison A?
Technicly yes, first Mona is A. Then Alison became A after Mona died. Alison never actually died. "Alison" had a twin sister Courtney who didn't live with her because of mental issues. Courtney pretended to be Alison and Courtney is the one who died not Alison. Alison killed Courtney that night of the sleep over because Courtney had dumped her two popular friends and befriended four "losers" and Courtney ruined Alison's life. So Alison killed Courtney who pretended to be Alison. So the real Alison is toturing the Aria, Hanna, Emily, and Spencer.
Who killed aly Dilaurentis?
Well in the book you find out that on the night she went missing, it wasn't actually Alison who was killed. You see, Alison had a twin, Courtney, who was a bit crazy in the head and before the girls became friends with Alison, Courtney pretended she WAS Alison so that she wouldn't have to go to the mental hospital. So then the real Alison had to go to the mental hospital and Courtney, 'as' Alison befriended Hanna, Spencer, Aria and Emily. Then that night 'Alison' (really Courtney) went missing it was the real Alison who killed Courtney, because she was mad with her. And the real Alison came over for the weekend back from the hospital and killed Courtney for pretending to be her.
In Pretty Little Liars who killed Alison?
The alison that died wasnt the real one she was the crazy twin sister "courtney", and the real alison killed her. The real Alison is still alive!Ali killed AliThat's what a medium told Aria, this is actually true.Ali had a twin sister, Courtney. She pretended to be Alison, so Ali had to go to a mental hospital. After she could visit home, she killed Courtney, who was still pretending to be Alison.
Who kills Alison's sister on Pretty Little Liars?
Alison killed her twin sister Courtney. The only reason why she killed her is because she stole her perfect little life and alison is in a mental home and Courtney is dead
In Pretty Little Liars did Alison kill Courtney or Courtney kill Alison?
yes, courtney was in a psychiatrist hospital and alison visit here one time and courtney let alison in the hospital and she escaped. and courtney lived alisons life.
Who killed Courtney on Pretty Little Liars?
Alisons twinCourtney in Pretty Little Liars is supposedly Alison's twin sister. And if you wanted to know it's not Alison that is dead it's Courtney they decided to switch and see what it was like to be each other and then I'm not sure how but it was Courtney who died when she was in Alison's place. Alison is still alive and is in a mental hospital.she is ali`s crazy twin sister who actually was the one who died not ali.ali killed Courtney
Was ali really friends with Spencer Emily aria and Hanna?
No because nobody knew the real Alison. Alisons had a twin, Courtney, who took her place so everyone knew Courtney not Alison. Alison was sent to a mental home instead of Courtney. Alison killed Courtney so Alison is still alive.
Did Mona kill Ali?
No. No one did. Her twin sister Courtney got killed because Courtney was pretending to be Ali. After Alison (Courtney) got in an argument with Spencer Alison got her revenge of killing Courtney.
What is the big secret that no one can know in Pretty Little Liars?
well, Alison wasnt really killed. It was her twin sister. Her sister, Courtney locked alison in a house and pretended to be alison. alison finally escaped and killed her sister, Courtney. mona was originally and she died, then alison became A.
Who is A in the Pretty Little Liars 5 Wicked?
Mona is a then she gets killed then Alison is a but it may be confusing because Alison had a twin sister Courtney and Courtney took Alison good life Alison got mad and killed herAlisonThis answer may sound confusing but... Alison DiLaurentis is A in Wicked.
