#4420

I wonder if Senior Detective @Meowington might have a different take on this that would help us crack this one? Is she back from leave yet?

#4421

Can’t believe we’ve had to pull two all-nighters in a row.

#4422

I have completely lost track of this one! I tried to get the gist of what’s been ruled out but I’m so confused!

#4423

Well that’s what happens when you hire scab labour: dog murder.

#4424

Not strictly a tradesperson. Someone that had been to the Driscolls for a legitimate reason and not really “returned”. I think they probably hadn’t gone away.

#4425

Classic Senior Detective Meo!

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#4426

Sounds like a ghost to me. Was it a ghost?

#4427

I’ve seen a lot of things in my time on the force, Filth. But nothing that ever made me believe in the supernatural.

#4428

Were the eclairs made by someone, or bought from the local supermarket and then doctored?

#4429

Made by someone.

#4430

The vicar’s wife? She’s always baking!

#4431

Is she?

#4432

She’s always made something for the parish coffee mornings. You should come and join us on our community table sometime chief - she makes an excellent victoria sandwich and doesn’t charge those of us on duty either!

#4433

NIce to know there’s still good people out there, eh Zeal?

We can get so jaded in this job.

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#4434

Was it a visiting friend of the family? Or a member of the family?

#4435

A door to door cake seller, raising funds to fix the church roof. The Driscoll’s bought some of their delicious laced eclairs, and the would have been thief waited round the corner. Unfortunately for Laddy, he saw them on the plate and woofed them all down.

#4436

Not friend or family.

#4437

Babysitter?

#4438

Not someone who specialises in cakes.
Not someone visiting.

Laddy didn’t take them in a moment of opportunism.

#4439

No.