This is a multi part puzzle that opens
up a new part of the story with each puzzle solved. Good
luck! (The co-ords above mean nothing)
As detective Smith,
you're called to almost every homicide in the area. You're a
respected and decorated Police Officer who sometimes finds
themselves bored during the run of the mill investigation.
You've been longing for something just a little out of the
ordinary. This happens to be your lucky
day.
The call comes in from the local P.D.; a
murder at the local library, a girl approximately 24 years
old.
The library research area was a mess.
It looks like the girl put up quite a struggle, computer monitors
were overturned, books were on the floor and there was a pool of
blood under the victim. It looks as though she was sitting at
one of the computers when she was attacked.
Edith, the librarian, was an eye
witness. She had said that the girl came into the library in
a hurry, grabbed a number of books (she seemed to be picking them
off of a list she had in her hand) and then frantically read
through them, skimming over the pages. Edith didn't think she
was actually reading the books. She thought that perhaps she
was looking for something. The girl was writing something
down at the computer desk when a man entered the library and
confronted her, what started off as a muffled exchange turned into
a full blown physical argument. The man attempted to grab a
piece of paper from her, as she fought back the librarian heard a
scream and the woman fell to the ground clutching her
stomach. She had been stabbed. The man ran off with
just the piece of paper. He didn't take anything
else.
The girl didn't have a purse;
she had no identification on her. The only thing you have to
go on is what you find at the scene.
As you search through the desk
you lift up the keyboard to reveal a piece of paper, it had been
crumpled up and it looked as though it had been hidden there.
Could this have been what the girl was working on?
Edith pointed out that the
books the girl had picked up were stacked on the desk, were these
clues too?
It looks as though today isn't
going to be a boring run-of-the-mill kind of day at all!
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