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Tushie
Tushie

Aug-19-2004 10:06

When the shopkepers tell you that they know something about the case (i.e. Carlos thinks he knows who the killer is...etc..) how does this help you figure things out? What can you take from this?

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Jojo
Jojo
Old Shoe

Aug-19-2004 12:14

No. When they say someone knows something, they always know something. It is infact, not always, about a fake or none aliby person, though.

Dogberta
Dogberta
Nomad

Aug-19-2004 16:17


I too have found that if they say a suspect doesn't know anything about it, then that suspect really doesn't. But if they say a suspect *thinks* they know - that suspect WILL suspect somebody - but is likely to be wrong. I just don't think its worth the time to get info you can't trust anyway.

Jojo
Jojo
Old Shoe

Aug-19-2004 16:19

I sometimes don't bother. I misewell just ask everyone! I'm going to do it anyways!

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