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Why Does The Man Believe The Typewriter Is Ernie Pyle's?

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Why Does The Man Believe The Typewriter Is Ernie Pyle's?
What is the conclusion of the detective?
Well he went back to the mans house and he had to explain what he found out about the typewriter. He told him that he fix it, but this was not Ernie Pyle's typewriter, then he show him the document that he found out about the typewriter and he said that the typewriter that you thought was Ernie Pyle's it has different marks then the one on the document. The man was a little upset but he said to the detective that his grandfather would of been happy that he found some important stuff about this typewriter.
1. Who is Ernie Pyle?
Ernie Pyle was a journalist who wrote as a roving correspondent.
2. Why does the man believe that the typewriter is Ernie Pyle's?
The man believes that the typewriter is Ernie

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