No I don't.
No I don't.
Oh gods, why? ಥ_ಥ
Quiet baldy
Kefka's coming, look intimidating!
Have a nice day!!
More, Levian!
My mom looks really good disguised as a girl!
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streme Wheelie
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That makes so much sense. We need to ask more general and vague questions to begin with. Narrowing it down to the boat right at the start would have been handy.
More mysteries!
Kefka's coming, look intimidating!
Have a nice day!!
Man, that would have been some damned quick wig-making.
Bow before the mighty Javoo!
I want another EoFF CSI
Alright, let's see how this one goes. I found one!
The police were checking the place. Outside, Mary, Mr. Olson's faithful secretary, was a mass of nerves. Inspector Will was reviewing the facts:
1. Mr. Olson has been murdered. The murderer buried a stiletto through the back of the chair and right through his heart.
2. All the place was a mess, but nothing seems to be lost. Some sheets on his desk had coffee stains, but Mr. Olson was not a coffee drinker. There was no coffee container of any kind in the office. There were a couple of gloves in the floor.
3. Mary had in her visit book just three announcements: Hari Colton (2:35), Louis Williams (3:10) and Joseph Markis (3:45). Mary says that Joseph was the only one to serve himself a cup of coffee in a paper cup.
4. The cup of coffee was found in Mary's wastebasket. She claims that Joseph entered Mr. Olson's office with the cup in his hands, and then he left it in her desk, so she took it and threw it away.
5. The stiletto had no fingerprints at all, but the paper cup was all covered with one type of fingerprint: Joseph's (they had a mobile fingerprint lab).
6. Mr. Olson's wristwatch was broken, probably due to the fight, and it showed the time at 3:50.
Inspector Will then talked to Mary, to tell her she was under arrest.
Why did he suspect her?
The paper cup had only one type of fingerprint, Joseph's, but Mary said that she TOOK the paper cup, and threw it away. She should have left fingerprints in the paper cup too. For that reason, she was wearing the gloves, and used them to take the stilletto and kill Mr. Olson with itOriginally Posted by Caraliz
smurf this I hate you
LOL!!!!
Oh gods, why? ಥ_ಥ
Allright, this one is fairly easier:
Another woman is dead, her nails appears quite damaged. She's not wearing all that much.
Tied up as a result of kinky foreplay with Paul, but he forgot he left the stove on, so he rushed back home only to remember he hadn't cooked for 4 years, not to mention that the thing was broken anyway. Relieved and slightly tired, he ordered a pizza and slept for 3 days, which is slightly shorter than usual.
The woman had died of thirst somewhere along the way. A pair of rabbid racoons that snuck in didn't make the process any easier.
Interesting theory. I'll send it over to homicide.
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