So I'm mostly unfamiliar with the story, and it's always bugged me, never my favorite. I don't know if I've seen the complete "classic" productions, like Mary M

So I'm mostly unfamiliar with the story, and it's always bugged me, never my favorite. I don't know if I've seen the complete "classic" productions, like Mary Martin's or Disney's. I've definitely been through the wringer of the ride at Disneyland though. Not a fave. Anyway, I was rather shocked and amazed at this revelation about Peter's murders, and so I peeked at the Wikipedia synopsis, and the Fandom one too. The former almost barely mentions the murders, but it really soft-pedals this, and so you don't get an impression that it's a big deal, because they said it's very ambiguous. So I'm surprised that this article plays it up to that extent. I suppose I could finagle a copy of the original novel with its intricate copyright status, if I were that much interested. But it's a morbid curiosity; I don't think I care much for J. M. Barrie as a person (I read his biography first, that's where you get the most insight about an author's milieu and motivations, and the dude is still a question mark for me.) I am probably distantly related to him, unfortunately; I can think of much better Scots to be in my family.