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Brandy (You're a Fine Girl) is not a clue. Someone was mocking Shane, the "Sailor." The sailor said, "Brandy, you're a fine girl."

With all of the foreshadowing about Sully wanting to wind up with Chloe, I put that at 50-50. Unless she hit a rock, there's no reason for her to be dead on contact. Cal's dead, though. Blade punctured a lung.

Wakefield's the killer. Full stop. But let's see this through, anyway.

Danny: Live, die, or killer, his character is underwritten, so who cares?
Madison: I still suspect her, but come on, this is CBS. And I think she couldn't reach high enough to commit any of the murders.
Shea: Very suspicious behavior at times, and you could write parts of a good conclusion around her, but, like Danny, her character is too underdeveloped for anyone to care. This would be a WTF? moment.
Sully: Probably dead man walking, but for the foreshadowing of him winding up with Chloe. He could wind up with Trish or Shea instead if one of them lives and he survives. The formula says he dies soon. We haven't even gotten a hint at a back story for him, but they might have envisioned building the sequel (hah!) around him.
Trish: Would make the most interesting killer, and in addition to the woman scorned angle, she has the best motive (money: kill Mom and Dad and kill a bunch of other people so that no one gets suspicious), but it would be too inconsistent with a lot of of her other behavior. The writers really screwed the pooch with her.
Jimmie: Frankly, he's the one who makes the most sense. He's about the only one who has physically been in a position to commit or assist with the murders. He's strong, a hunter, and good with a knife. He made sure to buddy up with the local law enforcement to find out what they were doing. If this were real life, I'd put the odds at it being Jimmie at over 90%. But, this is CBS, there's a sappy love story to be told, and they're pushing him way too hard right before the finale for him to be guilty. He's got a record, all right, but for something else.
Abby: Get real. Aside from it being done, done, and done, it doesn't work unless you ignore all kinds of plot points.
Henry: He did it. And the motive is banal. We know he's a crack shot and let his father-in-law beat him at skeet on purpose, but he can't even wing a mass murderer to protect his fiancee and his mistress? "We should split up."?

That's all a lot of crap, though. It was Wakefield, and to the extent anyone helped him, it was to help Wakefield. Man, what a turd.