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Well, I'm starting to get the hang of this...
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keeperrox
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Jun-19-2006 11:08
But, I do have some questions about the hints.
When someone says "So and so suspect has not heard or seen anything suspicious," does that mean they didn't do it? It not, what does that imply?
When someone says "So and so suspect thinks he knows who the murderer is," what is that telling me? To ask him or her about whichever suspect I think it is??
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superpi
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Jun-19-2006 12:34
I am sort of a newbie as well, but to my understanding when they haven't heard or seen something then I beleive it means they won't give you any WE (witness evidence) but if they think they know who it is then they do have WE and will tell you if you can get it out of them. like I said im a newbie too and not 100% sure but I think thats it so I hope that helps. :)
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BadAss
Charioteer
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Jun-19-2006 13:26
When a townie says that a particular suspects hasn't heard or seen anything it means you don't have to bother to check for witness evidence with that person.
When a suspect thinks he knows who the murderer is, you might have a CHANCE that he will provide you witness evidence.
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reda
Well-Connected
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Jun-20-2006 06:20
There is lots of info on this in the welcome newbie thread.
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Della Devine
Well-Connected
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Jun-20-2006 08:14
and, no. not having seen or heard anything does NOT mean they are innocent. It just means they don't have anything on anyone else. Also, there will be witness evidence on two people in any given case. 2 will point to the guilty party and one will point to an innocent person with a good alibi.
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Ms Helen
Con Artist
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Jun-20-2006 13:50
you might wonder why it matters to know who does and who doesn't have info,
why not just ask them all?
but when the suspect will only answer one question it becomes very handy
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