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Billy Weaver's Short Story
About a week ago Billy Weaver was reported missing, the last place he was seen was at the train station outside of Bath, London. He was in Bath for a business trip, but he never returned. I have been placed in charge of charging the bed and breakfast owner in question guilty or innocent. Everybody already seems to have their own theory on what happened, my job is to get the scoop on what actually happened. Over the next couple of days we will be analyzing evidence, considering theories, and hearing from witnesses. Time is money, let's get started.

Our first piece of evidence is the guest book from her house, which she asked all of her guests to sign. There are only 3 people in the book: Billy Weaver, Christopher Mulholland, and Gregory Temple. The unusual thing is, there are tons of people that …show more content…
Right when I walk in, I headed straight up the stairs, I seem to hear a slight hum/noise. But all of the rooms look completely welcoming and beautiful. Her animals had not moved since I was last there, it was like they were stuck in the position they were in. As I walked downstairs, The Landlady was sitting up straight and perfect on her couch watching me head to toe as I looked around. She kept asking me if I wanted tea. That was one of the most unusual things that I encountered.

I think The Landlady is guilty because, the grocery list, handwriting was identical to the guest book, the lack of visitors also the fact that all of her visitors had gone missing a day after they “checked out”, and when I walked in I seemed to hear a slight moan or groan, as if it was trying to tell me something. Her house was so nice, maybe too nice, maybe she was making it look nice so she could cover up what she had done. All of these things have led me to believe that The Landlady is guilty and is responsible for Billy Weaver’s
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