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The Strange Case Of Mr. Boddy's Life
Today is the day a man by the name of Mr.Boddy was found dead in his home. Police say this was not an accident but a murder. Mrs.White, his maid was in his home during this time. She was not the only one in his home during his time of death.

Mr.Boddy was having a small get together with his friends. In addition, the information we have on the suspects is Professor Plum, Colonel Mustard, Mr.Green, and Mrs.Peacock. Witnesses say all of his friends arrived in large coats at different times. Mr.Green was last to arrive. Then he was brought in for questioning to ask of his where about to cause him to arrived late. He claimed he was working and couldn’t get out of work. When asked where he worked he said he works in a family business. We also had a profile on Mrs.Peacock because we had gotten calls from her saying her husband had gone missing. Professor Plum had arrived with a man but seem to leave right after Professor Plum had arrived at the door. When we asked him some questions he said he was a nurse that work for him. Mrs.White also claimed she was with Professor Plum the whole time he was there. She seemed interested in him. We then asked Colonel Mustard his whereabouts at this time. Colonel Mustard said he left early for an important meeting with a company. This company can also this information. Which only left Mrs.Peacock in his home. Mrs.Peacock would not agree to be asked questions. Everyone that was on the police team at the time found a wrench in the lounge room under the couch. Specialist scanned the wrench for fingerprints, and had Mrs.Peacock handprints on them. …show more content…
Now we have put Mrs. Peacock in custody. Overall the founding are Mr. Boddy was murder in the lounge room with the wrench. The reason Mrs. Peacock murdered Mr.Boddy is because he owe her lots of money. Results also found she had murdered her past
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