Atticus believes that Jem killed Bob Ewell. When Jem and Scout were on their way back from the Halloween Party, there was a scuffle between Jem, Scout, Bob Ewell, and a mysterious figure (believed to be Boo Radley). Bob Ewell died as a result of that scuffle and being that Atticus only saw Jem as a result of it, he believed that Jem took Bob's life.
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