We Saw That Tiny Pretty Things Cliffhanger Coming — Here Are Our Theories on Whodunnit

Neveah definitely has a motive for wanting Ramon dead (everyone does honestly), and she's one of the three found at the scene of the crime. But the likelihood that she murdered the dancer in cold blood is incredibly low. For one thing, unlike the rest of her classmates, Neveah doesn't have money or a powerful family to help get her out of trouble. She's not going to put herself in danger by killing a man when there's no way she'd get away with it. I could see it happening accidentally, but considering how embedded the weapon looked in Ramon's chest, I'm going to guess whoever did the deed meant to kill him. So, I'm crossing Neveah off the list. For now.

June is seen on her knees, sobbing, next to Ramon's body. Normally I would say this makes her a prime suspect because she seems overwrought with the chaos she has caused, but June is a crier so I'm not going to hold her. The young dancer has one of the strongest motives to want Ramon dead — he passed her over twice, casting both Whitlaw sisters in the leading role for the school's "Ripper" showcase and its subsequent tour. And it's not like June hasn't hurt people before, she confessed to drugging Cassie before her fall in hopes that the other dancer would be too out of it before a big audition. So, there's good reason to believe she's sobbing from the shock of having stabbed the older man. But while June has shown to have a darker side, I don't think she's capable of cold-blooded murder, even in a moment of passion.

Now, we all know Bette is high-key out of pocket so, she could have definitely stabbed Ramon. The blonde is at the end of her ropes by the season finale; she's her sister's scapegoat for pushing Cassie and her future is looking pretty murky — no one would be shocked if she finally snapped. Bette has proven that she's not afraid to do some dark and dangerous things to get what she wants, and she has the support of her ultra-rich family to keep her out of jail, so there's a fair shot that she's the culprit. But she doesn't really have a reason to want Ramon dead, so unless she was defending someone else, I don't see her being the murderer.

Oh, she totally did it.

Okay, if Monique didn't stab Ramon or get someone to do it, Caleb did it. The lovesick teen was seeing red after discovering the dancer was having an affair with the older woman that Caleb also had a ridiculously inappropriate relationship with. The teen was heartbroken when Monique broke it off, and he has proven that he has quite the temper so, it would be no surprise to learn that he stabbed Ramon in anger and ran before anyone could catch him. A crime of passion, indeed.