EPTOn July 15 2010 04:53 dcberkeley wrote:
Is the room's fan involved?
Is the room's fan involved?
hahah. just like in the edgeworth ace prosecutor game.
man.
i didn't even know they made retractable vacuum cleaner cords.
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kainzero
United States5211 Posts
hahah. just like in the edgeworth ace prosecutor game. man. i didn't even know they made retractable vacuum cleaner cords. | ||
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ZidaneTribal
United States2800 Posts
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Neon_Monkey
United States270 Posts
After Saving for years, Oscar purchases a 40-foot cabin cruiser at a bargain price. Then, a week later he wins a contest for an all-expense-paid stay at a luxury resort on the island nation of St. Aretha. Oscar immediately takes some time off from work and heads for the Caribbean paradise. He is thrilled with his good fortune, but slightly puzzled because he can't recall entering the contest. How did Oscar win a contest he never entered? What crime was involved, and who was behind it? | ||
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Pandain
United States12989 Posts
Did Oscar get automatically entered into the contest? Did Oscar's job involve accounting at Dunder Mifflen? | ||
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Shatter
United States1401 Posts
Did the person he purchased the cruiser from enter him in the contest? Was a murder involved? Was theft involved? Was fraud involved? | ||
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Pensivesoul
United States23 Posts
Was a fraction of the money he spent on the cabin cruiser used to pay for his luxury resort? Was the cabin cruiser a stolen one? Was the crime that the cabin cruiser had drugs or some other illegal stuff to transport to St.Aretha? | ||
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Neon_Monkey
United States270 Posts
Yes Did Oscar get automatically entered into the contest? No Did Oscar's job involve accounting at Dunder Mifflen? I don't know. Did the person he purchased the cruiser from enter him in the contest? No Was a murder involved? No Was theft involved? No Was fraud involved? Yes Did the crime involve the sale of the cabin cruiser in the first place? a.k.a. did the people selling him the cabin cruiser give him a bargain price so that they could commit the crime, whatever it may be? (for example, luring him away from his house so they could steal everything in it) No Was a fraction of the money he spent on the cabin cruiser used to pay for his luxury resort? No Was the cabin cruiser a stolen one? Not that I know of. Was the crime that the cabin cruiser had drugs or some other illegal stuff to transport to St.Aretha? Yes and no | ||
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LuckyLuke43
Norway169 Posts
Oscar won a contest he never entered, because there was never a real contest. It was a scam that took advantage of Oscar in the way that he unknowingly was smuggling something to St. Aretha, which obviously is a crime. The one's involved in selling Oscar the cabin cruiser - at a bargain price... - were behind it all. So recap: How did he win? It was a fake contest. What was the crime? Smuggling Who was behind it? The one/one's who sold him the cabin cruiser. Am I close? | ||
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beefhamburger
United States3962 Posts
Is anyone besides Oscar traveling with him on his vacation? | ||
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LuckyLuke43
Norway169 Posts
Was Oscar the only one in this alleged contest? Did the person that sold Oscar the cabin cruiser have any idea of the crime in question? | ||
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EmeraldSparks
United States1451 Posts
Is the primary motive of the people who awarded him the free tickets to get the boat transported to St. Aretha? Is Oscar likely to have an unpleasant trip? | ||
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Pandain
United States12989 Posts
Is the crime commited by the same people who awarded the tickets? Was Oscar lied to? Misled? Or did he simply not recieve vital information? | ||
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airtown
United States410 Posts
On July 15 2010 07:47 Monkeyz_Rule wrote: Was the crime that the cabin cruiser had drugs or some other illegal stuff to transport to St.Aretha? Yes and no Alright then... 1. Did the cabin cruiser have anything on it intended to be transported to St. Aretha? 2. Did the cruiser at any time have drugs or illegal substances in it? | ||
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Neon_Monkey
United States270 Posts
Yes it involves smuggling. Yes, it involves the cabin cruiser No, the cruiser is not the 'mule' On July 15 2010 07:49 LuckyLuke43 wrote: Does the crime involve smuggling something? If so, does it involve the cabin cruiser in any way? Is the cabin cruiser the 'mule'? Oscar won a contest he never entered, because there was never a real contest. It was a scam that took advantage of Oscar in the way that he unknowingly was smuggling something to St. Aretha, which obviously is a crime. The one's involved in selling Oscar the cabin cruiser - at a bargain price... - were behind it all. So recap: How did he win? It was a fake contest. What was the crime? Smuggling Who was behind it? The one/one's who sold him the cabin cruiser. Am I close? You are on the right track, but most it is wrong. Did Oscar unknowingly enter the contest by buying the boat? No Is anyone besides Oscar traveling with him on his vacation? probably not. Was Oscar the only one in this alleged contest? You could say that. Did the person that sold Oscar the cabin cruiser have any idea of the crime in question? No Was the contest a legitimate contest? No Is the primary motive of the people who awarded him the free tickets to get the boat transported to St. Aretha? Yes Is Oscar likely to have an unpleasant trip? Yes. Did oscar enter the contest? No Is the crime commited by the same people who awarded the tickets? Yes Was Oscar lied to? Misled? Or did he simply not recieve vital information? Yes, he was lied to. Did the cabin cruiser have anything on it intended to be transported to St. Aretha? Yes Did the cruiser at any time have drugs or illegal substances in it? Yes, drugs. | ||
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Pandain
United States12989 Posts
Was Oscar sold the boat while it had drugs? Did the person who sold him the boat know it did? If so, is that why he sold it at a bargain price? Had the person who sold Oscar the boat intended him to keep it. Is the person who sold Oscar the boat a police officer? | ||
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LuckyLuke43
Norway169 Posts
Did the cruiser at any time have drugs or illegal substances in it? Yes, drugs. Uhm, that's the definition of a mule..?? Again, maybe clearer: Did the cruiser serve the goal of transporting drugs? I.e. the drugs were onboard the boat, and the purpose of it was to smuggle it to the St.Aretha? | ||
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Neon_Monkey
United States270 Posts
Probably Was Oscar sold the boat while it had drugs? Yes Did the person who sold him the boat know it did? If so, is that why he sold it at a bargain price? No, no. Had the person who sold Oscar the boat intended him to keep it. Yes Is the person who sold Oscar the boat a police officer? Yes and no Did the cruiser serve the goal of transporting drugs? I.e. the drugs were onboard the boat, and the purpose of it was to smuggle it to the St.Aretha? Yes and no. | ||
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Pandain
United States12989 Posts
On July 15 2010 08:39 Monkeyz_Rule wrote: Is the person who sold Oscar the boat a police officer? Yes and no Yes! Evenn though a yes answer would've been chestthumping worthy,I'm still happy. Im gonna let other people ask questions. | ||
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BaronFel
United States155 Posts
Line of thinking: He was in for a "unpleasant trip" and a Yes/No to the boat being sold by a cop. Since the boat isn't intended to deliver the drugs, possibly the people who want him to go to the island are thinking he will be intercepted by criminals? | ||
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Neon_Monkey
United States270 Posts
No, the unpleasant trip is completely irrelevant. and I should clarify: Did the cruiser serve the goal of transporting drugs? I.e. the drugs were onboard the boat, and the purpose of it was to smuggle it to the St.Aretha? Yes and no, but the example is wrong. | ||
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