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Phoenix wants to know if there is a reason why he is wrong. Wellington recalls the victim's name. You remind him that the name apparently written by the victim was spelled incorrectly. Wellington must have written it, but Payne reminds you that Wellington did not know Maggey when he witnessed the murder. But there has to be some way that Wellington knew of the name. You are given a choice. Choose '''There was a way'''. You need to prove how Wellington knew the name. '''Present''' the '''Cell Phone'''. Remember, Maggey found his phone and told him her name when he called. | Phoenix wants to know if there is a reason why he is wrong. Wellington recalls the victim's name. You remind him that the name apparently written by the victim was spelled incorrectly. Wellington must have written it, but Payne reminds you that Wellington did not know Maggey when he witnessed the murder. But there has to be some way that Wellington knew of the name. You are given a choice. Choose '''There was a way'''. You need to prove how Wellington knew the name. '''Present''' the '''Cell Phone'''. Remember, Maggey found his phone and told him her name when he called. | ||
Note: Choosing '''there is nothing''' would implicate Maggey as a murderer but you'll humorously correct that decision on the first paragraph. Same with '''No, I have no idea''' and '''There wasn't a way'''. But don't worry, everyone make mistakes. | |||
==Solving the case== | ==Solving the case== | ||
