The Curse of Plum's Ancient Ankh (redux) Traditional Cache

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Hidden : 1/20/2013
Difficulty:
2.5 out of 5
Terrain:
3 out of 5

Size: Size: regular (regular)

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Geocache Description:

This is part of the Murder in Bucks County! installment of caches. You should first find Murder In Bucks County (redux) at GC423D7 for a complete list of the original six caches that have been archived. This cache replaces GC19Y37, one of the six and is a small lock-n-lock container.

Assuming you have been to Murder in Bucks County (redux) GC423D7, you should have already made a decision on who you think the killer is. If you are doing this cache, then you must think Professor Plum is the culprit! You already know that Plum has a strong interest in ancient history...specifically Egyptian lure and artifacts. If you recall, a bent and beat up ankh was found at the park office which could only have come from someone who has access to relics and the like. Could Plum have used his artifact as a crude blunt melee object to force some unsuspecting cacher or ranger at the park office to his or her untimely demise? It probably got bent during the victim's attempt at self defense... Using the "clues" that you retrieved from Murder in Bucks County! for Prof. Plum, proceed to that location. Once there, you will find evidence to either support or disprove your theory. Follow the clues to see if the Professor is indeed the murderer! You will not know if you are wrong or right until you arrive at the cache. If you are wrong, you may want to investigate other suspects as well until you solve the mystery. Plus...you get to log each suspect as a separate cache. Please DO NOT post any logs that give away the final answer to the mystery! If you find the killer, congrats to you! Leave the mystery unsolved in your postings so that other cachers can go out and do their own detective work...:-)

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