What we know for sure:
1. Sudgy was the only death N1.
2. Sudgy was a weak role who targeted Walrus N1.
3. There were no deaths N2.
Ashersky has maintained that he sees Walrus as scum, in posts such as the following:
How sure are we on who scum is? I've felt walrus is scum forever, of course.
Now, given that Ashersky thinks that Walrus is scum, the logical conclusion from his point of view is that Sudgy died from targeting Walrus. Given this, he should think that there were no deaths that resulted from mafia action.
Yet we see the following:
No time locking yet because I can only lock nights that have passed. So on N1 I could only lock N0, but why? Last night I could have locked N1, but it didn't seem worth it. Tonight I could lock N2 to maintain no deaths (I.e., scum couldn't return there to kill someone). That was the type of situation I was waiting for.
Ashersky says that he has a desire to lock N2 to prevent scum from going there to kill someone. Fair enough. But why didn't night1 qualify for the same lock? According to Ashersky's narrative, it is his belief that Sudgy died from targeting Walrus. Given this is the case, why is N1 "not worth it", but N2 is "the type of situation I was waiting for." Ashersky should think they are the same, right? Neither night had a death caused by scum, according to him. So why is he viewing them differently in terms of desirability to lock.
I really think we should lynch Ashersky. I think the above is perhaps showing his knowledge that Sudgy was targeted by the scum team night1. At the very least, it's inconsistent, and I think that were he town, he would 100% want to lock night1 ASAP to try and block a night kill.. especially on himself.