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Solution to Whodunnit #3

Friday, 20 January 2017

Wotcher crimesolvers!

Here's the solution to case #3.

I'll post Case #4 sometime next week so I'm not bombarding you with too many shedposts and emails.

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Mark Vent says:

Thanks Stephen - I've really enjoyed these ... apart from the casual capital punishment reference at the end of the solution ... different times indeed ... :)

January 20, 2017

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