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1. Yes, except that's not actually snake.
2. Ace was worried that Snake would recognize his voice and expose his past crimes.
3. Killing everyone is probably the best way to be sure that his crimes don't get out. For one thing, it is obvious that Zero knows Ace's crimes, and everyone suspects that Zero must be one of them.
im just too curios and i dont care for spoilers lmao
at which route i find out about what you write at no.1 and no.2 ?
That's not the only way they are suspicious. At the second set of doors, Ace agreed to be the only person left behind. After that, going through the [3] door (where Snake's corpse was) was not an option unless you forced the group to accept an outcome where even more people have to stay behind. If someone else had been the one to stay behind, it would change the math and one of the other doors would be the one unexplored. In other words, Ace agreeing to stay behind was the only practical way to keep Snake's body from being discovered immediately.
But for the rest, its in the true route, which is down the same branch as the axe ending but with certain keys from earlier in the flowchart, which are visible now that you have done the axe ending. Completing the true ending will also require having done a certain different ending, but the answers to the questions you asked are in the part before the to be continued.