"24" Episode 12 Mystery Cache

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Hidden : 4/25/2007
Difficulty:
1.5 out of 5
Terrain:
1 out of 5

Size: Size: micro (micro)

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This is one of 24 caches in a series modeled after the TV show by the same name. The series starts at Midnight (Episode 1 - 12am - 1am) and proceeds in one hour increments. The above coordinates are bogus. Clues to other episodes are found in the cache write ups as well as the preceding caches found. Each cache (Episode) can be logged independently regardless if you complete the series or not. It is not necessary to be familiar with the TV show in order to complete these caches. But it helps…

The following takes place between 11am and 12pm

Jack recovered the information from the lockers and returned to CTU where the evidence can be analyzed. The evidence Nina supplied panned out, there was six messages implicating the First Lady Sherry Palmer and more importantly evidence that Kathy Palmer is buried alive. She has enough air to last until 4:37pm today. A curious inscription was written next to her name “Graves: Harrison, Pryor, McKenzie, Kathy”. There was no doubt in Jack’s mind that Sherry was behind her own Daughters kidnapping. But why? That’s the question he had to find an answer to. Jack couldn’t help but wonder just how deep the conspiracy went. He knew however, that Sherry Palmer was going shopping and we need you to tail her while Jack searches the house.


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