.....The victim was being removed from the waiting room at Rhyl railway station on the coast of North Wales. Under the body was found an envelope. The detective took the envelope that was handed to him and opened it carefully trying not to destroy any evidence.
On a table he emptied the contents:
A Rail ticket to Holyhead dated Today. - "It looks like he caught the Irish Mail from Euston this morning....I think it leaves at 9am.... I wonder why he got off here at Rhyl?....."
"Bank notes..... one... two.... three.... four.... five," he counted,"... Five Thousand Three Hundred pounds ... mmm alot of money....."
"...and a race card from Yesterday's Royal Ascot meeting, Looks like He'd enjoyed a Day at The Races with the Queen".
"Here ", the inspector passed the race card to his assistant," look he has circled some horses names for each of the races, try and find out whether they won and where he got this money from, its a lot of money for a travelling salesman for a jam firm to be carrying around".
The assistant took the proffered race card and looked at it and noted the races and horses in his notebook.
Ascot
GOING: STRAIGHT COURSE: GOOD ROUND COURSE: GOOD TO SOFT. (Sunny intervals)
1:35 DalesmanX Handicap (Ladies´ Race) Cl3 7f
12 SOMEBODY TO LOVE Evens
2:10 Berticusdan Insurance Marsden Moor Stakes (Listed Race) Cl1 7f
5 LONG AWAY 1-3F
2:45 Hulleteers Handicap Cl2 1m
6 GOOD OLD FASHIONED LOVER BOY 5-2F
3:20 Slawit's Summer Mile Stakes (Group 2) Cl1 1m
9 WHITE MAN 6-1
3:55 GOM squad Summer Double International Stakes (Heritage Handicap) Cl2 7f
6 YOU TAKE MY BREATH AWAY 9-1
4:35 King Web And Queen Treacle Stakes Sponsored By Betfair (British Champions Series) (Group 1) Cl1 1m4f
2 DROWSE 11-1
The Assistant passed the racecard back and left to start the investigation.
The detective looked after him... good man he thought... He stepped out of the way as the body of the victim was carried out and turned and walked through the door out onto the platform and looked up the line towards chester....... Now why did you get off here I wonder.?
But the big question is where is the cache hidden?............
