EPTWere the drugs extracted from the cruiser before it started its journey to St.Aretha?
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LuckyLuke43
Norway169 Posts
Were the drugs extracted from the cruiser before it started its journey to St.Aretha? | ||
TanGeng
Sanya12364 Posts
Was any previous owner of the boat a drug-trafficking criminal? Has any recent owner of the boat died? Was the boat previously confiscated property? | ||
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Pandain
United States12985 Posts
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Neon_Monkey
United States270 Posts
No Was the boat previously a stolen item? I don't know, I would not be surprised if it were. Was any previous owner of the boat a drug-trafficking criminal? Yes Has any recent owner of the boat died? No Was the boat previously confiscated property? Yes Would this contest normally be called a contest? No | ||
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TanGeng
Sanya12364 Posts
Could the criminals have bought the boat without attracting unwanted attention? Could the criminals bring the boat to St. Aretha without attracting unwanted attentions? Currently thinking along the lines of: The police apprehended a drug lord of a drug ring in Oscar's local area. Among the property they confiscated was a cabin cruiser and the police sold it off to Oscar to raise money. Unknown to the police, the drug ring had used the boat to stash a large amount of drugs. The drug ring didn't want to attract any more attention from the local police, so they sent Oscar to St. Aretha and went to recover their drugs there. | ||
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dcberkeley
Canada844 Posts
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fert
Canada71 Posts
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Pensivesoul
United States23 Posts
 I think/hope TanGeng is right. Yeah fert, I'm pretty sure it was from what's been said so far. But I'm glad the question has been asked. Before I suggest my theory, one more question. Did the original owner (mobster) of the boat intend the boat to be confiscated all along? I hope the answer is yes...damn, now that would be one smart crook. | ||
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Neon_Monkey
United States270 Posts
More or less Could the criminals have bought the boat without attracting unwanted attention? No On July 15 2010 09:46 TanGeng wrote: Is there something wrong with the cabin cruiser's engine? Could the criminals have bought the boat without attracting unwanted attention? Could the criminals bring the boat to St. Aretha without attracting unwanted attentions? Currently thinking along the lines of: The police apprehended a drug lord of a drug ring in Oscar's local area. Among the property they confiscated was a cabin cruiser and the police sold it off to Oscar to raise money. Unknown to the police, the drug ring had used the boat to stash a large amount of drugs. The drug ring didn't want to attract any more attention from the local police, so they sent Oscar to St. Aretha and went to recover their drugs there. Correct. I'll consider a police auction close enough to a government auction. Here is the story: Oscar loved the sea and finally saved up enough money to buy a cabin cruiser at a government auction. The boat had recently been confiscated from a drug smuggler. The smuggler had several silent partners in crime, but refused to implicate them. Before his arrest, the smuggler had stashed a fortune in drugs in a special hidden compartment on the boat that narcotics officers failed to find. The smuggler's partners didn't dare come forward and bid on the boat because they knew they were under surveillance by the authorities. Instead, they found out who bought the boat and sent him a phony first prize vacation notice. They hoped to lure the unsuspecting Oscar to the "friendly" waters of St. Aretha, a place where U.S. officials had no authority and were not welcome. Once Oscar arrived, it would be a simple matter for the smugglers to sneak on board and unload the drugs. random extra part: Unfortunately Oscar was not a skillful skipper and his boat sank in a storm. The smuggler's stash, as well as Oscar, went down with the ship. I only have 2 cases so that's all until Friday. | ||
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Stoned
United States69 Posts
] once i saw drugs were involved had to make account i was wrong damn marijuana | ||
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LuckyLuke43
Norway169 Posts
 Stick around for the next mystery, and help us solve it Stoned! :D | ||
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TanGeng
Sanya12364 Posts
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Pandain
United States12985 Posts
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love1another
United States1844 Posts
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ZapRoffo
United States5544 Posts
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TanGeng
Sanya12364 Posts
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ZapRoffo
United States5544 Posts
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TanGeng
Sanya12364 Posts
Case #7 Title? A naked woman lies dead in a room. The room has a window, but there is no light. She has been murdered. Where is she and why was she killed? | ||
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Peekay.switch
Canada285 Posts
Is it the room of a house? Did she knew the killer? Is there no lights because there is no lightning device in the room, or because they are broken/missing components? | ||
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sgeng
United States78 Posts
Did she take off her own clothes? Does solving the case involve determining the murder weapon? If so: was it weather/temperature related? Was it clothes related? Was she murdered inside the room? Is the room a freezer? | ||
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