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bitter_suite24
bitter_suite24
Well-Connected

Dec-27-2005 11:48

Out of my last 10 favors I'd say I've falsely accused on five, maybe even more. I never had this problem before. In fact, the incredibly hard favors were easy compared to the stupendously hard cases I was solving. However, all of a sudden I can't seem to accuse correctly. I don't even want to think about how much money I've given Shady recently to keep my record clear. It almost makes me not want to play favors. I think I have th right person; I've checked evidence, used research and then then, "No, the real murderer was so-and-so..." It makes me not want to play favors. Anyone else ever had this happen?

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Colonel Shanty
Colonel Shanty

Dec-27-2005 13:39

I always have some blank paper and a pencil to take notes on cases. It helps me a lot. Especially if I need to know who is right handed and who is lef handed. Who has curly or straight hair. Who is slim and who is heavy. That sort of thing.

cfm
cfm
Nomad

Dec-29-2005 02:03

I have to quit favors from time to time, which really hurts my ego! I hate giving in! But if I don't have one of the golden rules in my hand, I won't accuse. It's too expensive!

Earnest Ty
Earnest Ty
Assistant Librarian

Dec-29-2005 05:09

I have created some really good spreadsheets to keep track of all the details on both Random and Featured cases. I am going to put them on a website for general download. I think you will find them to be very useful...

Earnest Ty
Earnest Ty
Assistant Librarian

Dec-29-2005 05:11

I also agree with cfm...I'd rather take 20 quits than take a severe risk on 1 false accusation.

bitter_suite24
bitter_suite24
Well-Connected

Dec-29-2005 10:55

Thanks everyone for the tips and such. I jsut solved a favor without any problems so maybe my slump has ended. *crosses fingers*

Holly Red
Holly Red

Jan-2-2006 12:19

i take notes too. they really help.
does any one find it wierd that when you reasearch, one of the alibies is that the suspect was in a brothel!! one with " unusual"
preferences. ewwww!!!
they may be a pervert but not a murderer? come on!

Dr. Falco Maltese
Dr. Falco Maltese
Well-Connected

Jan-2-2006 20:37

That used to be my favorite one. Now, I am more of a hard-boiled detective. I don't care why they are innocent; I just look for the name and move on.

This sleuth world is filled with all sorts of darkness...



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