Judge Wargrave

Justice Lawrence John Wargrave, known in the 1945 film as Judge Quincannon, was a British and Irish justice. He was a guest on Indian Island who seemed smart enough and had a desire to describe every move in order to reach the killer. Justice Wargrave was accussed of convicting an innocent man and sending him to the gallows in order to make his enemy lawyer lose the case. The judge supposedly died as Mr. Owen's sixth victim according to the rhyme: "Five little Indian boys, going in for law. One got inchancery, and then there were four."

The Truth
The judge knew that he had a desire to kill since he was very young. He became a justice in order to kill within the law, but when he was diagnosed with a serious disease and received a death sentence, he decided to make his last moves killing the guitly himself. He summoned nine guilty people to the island and punished them with death. He also killed another man prior to their arrival by the name of Morris.

He finished his mission by committing suicide and writing a letter to the police about his guilt.

Victims
Isaac Morris

Anthony James Marston / Prince Nikita Starloff

Ethel Rogers

General John Gordon Macarthur

Butler Thomas Rogers

Emily Carolyn Brent

Doctor Edward George Armstrong

William Henry Blore

Phillip Lombard

Vera Claythorne