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"lestrade" poems
*"Well Mr Holmes, this is a nasty business! The victim, Ivor Biggun, has been stabbed! There was of course no one around to witness Although a few good suspects have been nabbed! Miss Sally Forth was reading ancient history Mike Hindle claims he too was all alone Miss Daisy Chain was reading a new mystery And Mr. Terry Bull was on the phone!" "My dear Lestrade, your blindness is your failing! Must I point out that awful ****** mess? The victim clearly crawled, his blood was trailing And then it seems he played a game of chess! Look closely at the moves, see what I mean? The strangest game of chess I've ever seen!"*                     H5-D5                     C8-C2                     E3-E4                     F8-C1                     D8-D1   MATE! Who killed Ivor Biggun?
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Oct 31, 2014
Oct 31, 2014 at 2:30 AM UTC
Library ****** Mystery
Sherlock is indebted, forever; To Mike, For he made it possible for Holmes, To meet the (only) friend of his life. Oh look at John, How baffled he was, For he had just met a man, About him, who knew all. The army doctor thing, the Afghanistan war, And that his sibling was alcoholic, About this Sherlock was sure. Without a word about himself, Just the name and address, Holmes went away, Leaving John, with many questions, And their answers for him to guess. A queer flat mate, he was, a bit rude Sherlock, you know; Mrs. Hudson was nicer, But not their housekeeper! Apparently, SH would play violin to think, Knew it was DI Lestrade at the door, And there was another ****** Including this one, counting to four, Without a hint. The crime scene was sealed, Under supervision of Donovan, And according to Sherlock, There was something going on, Between her, And Anderson. A woman was dead, Wore everything in pink, Holmes deduced her marriage state, Just by her ring! He slammed the door at Anderson, For he (SH) found him irritating. “Rache is not for revenge”, Holmes said, “She was writing Rachel, obviously”. Left-handed she was, And was carrying a suitcase, But as Lestrade said, There was never a case. Mr. Holmes was so excited then, He teased others to be stupid, Watson helped him make a point, In order to find the criminal, But Holmes believed, The pink case was the cupid.
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Jan 20, 2016
Jan 20, 2016 at 2:03 AM UTC
A Study in Pink (Part 1)
Spoiler alert.  The original poem is followed by the solution. *"Why Mr Holmes! Come quick! The vicar's dead!" "Dearest Lestrade! Another killer lost?" "The Reverend Green alas was killed in bed, The frightened Mrs White mirrors a ghost! Mrs Peacock is in quite a shock, The Colonel Mustard is attending her; Motive remains unclear, although the clock Was stopped at six, when Mr Black was here He burned the mail, perhaps it held a clue, The man then ran, and no weapon was found; Miss Scarlet who was sleeping, slept right through; Such a tough case, so care to stake a pound?" "Lestrade! To take your cash would be a crime! One wonders why the clock stopped at that time!"* Who murdered poor Reverend Green, why and how? *CLUE: the solution contains 15 words. CLUE:     “I say old chap, those kids in Baker Street     They’re running and a skipping: SHOO AWAY!”     “Dear Dr. Watson, rest your weary feet!     Perhaps you’ll learn something from childish play!”* SOLUTION "Why Mr Holmes! Come quick! THE vicar's dead!" "Dearest Lestrade! Another KILLER lost?" "The Reverend Green alas WAS killed in bed, The frightened MRS White mirrors a ghost! Mrs PEACOCK is in quite a shock, THE Colonel Mustard is attending her; MOTIVE remains unclear, although the clock WAS stopped at six, when Mr BLACK was here He burned the MAIL, perhaps it held a clue, THE man then ran, and no WEAPON was found; Miss Scarlet who WAS sleeping, slept right through; Such A tough case, so care to STAKE a pound?" "Lestrade! To take your cash would be a crime! One wonders why the clock stopped at that time!" The solution is a simple skip sequence (hinted in clue 2), every sixth word is taken to obtain the solution. *THE-KILLER-WAS-MRS-PEACOCK THE-MOTIVE-WAS-BLACK-MAIL THE-WEAPON-WAS-A-STAKE*
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Oct 18, 2014
Oct 18, 2014 at 6:42 AM UTC
Vicarage ****** Mystery (spoiler)
Spoiler alert.  The original poem is followed by the solution. *"Why Mr Holmes! Come quick! The vicar's dead!" "Dearest Lestrade! Another killer lost?" "The Reverend Green alas was killed in bed, The frightened Mrs White mirrors a ghost! Mrs Peacock is in quite a shock, The Colonel Mustard is attending her; Motive remains unclear, although the clock Was stopped at six, when Mr Black was here He burned the mail, perhaps it held a clue, The man then ran, and no weapon was found; Miss Scarlet who was sleeping, slept right through; Such a tough case, so care to stake a pound?" "Lestrade! To take your cash would be a crime! One wonders why the clock stopped at that time!"* Who murdered poor Reverend Green, why and how? *CLUE: the solution contains 15 words. CLUE:     “I say old chap, those kids in Baker Street     They’re running and a skipping: SHOO AWAY!”     “Dear Dr. Watson, rest your weary feet!     Perhaps you’ll learn something from childish play!”* SOLUTION "Why Mr Holmes! Come quick! THE vicar's dead!" "Dearest Lestrade! Another KILLER lost?" "The Reverend Green alas WAS killed in bed, The frightened MRS White mirrors a ghost! Mrs PEACOCK is in quite a shock, THE Colonel Mustard is attending her; MOTIVE remains unclear, although the clock WAS stopped at six, when Mr BLACK was here He burned the MAIL, perhaps it held a clue, THE man then ran, and no WEAPON was found; Miss Scarlet who WAS sleeping, slept right through; Such A tough case, so care to STAKE a pound?" "Lestrade! To take your cash would be a crime! One wonders why the clock stopped at that time!" The solution is a simple skip sequence (hinted in clue 2), every sixth word is taken to obtain the solution. *THE-KILLER-WAS-MRS-PEACOCK THE-MOTIVE-WAS-BLACK-MAIL THE-WEAPON-WAS-A-STAKE*
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*"Why, Mr. Holmes! You've got my telegram!" Lestrade stepped forth and offered out his hand "My dear Lestrade, I've come from Evesham I trust your case is anything but bland!" "It's ****** Mr Holmes, a Chinese urn Was used to bash Lord Edgeware here tonight I'm interviewing everyone to learn Their whereabouts from six o clock till eight!" "Indeed Lestrade, your methods are replete With great technique, so I'll bid you good day!" "But Holmes! The case we have is incomplete Please won't you stay and help without delay?" "My dear Lestrade, your killer's still inside I'm sure you'd know whodunnit if you tried!"*
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Oct 12, 2014
Oct 12, 2014 at 5:03 PM UTC
The Manor ******
Spoiler alert.  The original poem is followed by the solution. "Why, Mr. Holmes! You've got my telegram!" Lestrade stepped forth and offered out his hand "My dear Lestrade, I've come from Evesham I trust your case is anything but bland!" "It's ****** Mr Holmes, a Chinese urn Was used to bash Lord Edgeware here tonight I'm interviewing everyone to learn Their whereabouts from six o clock till eight!" "Indeed Lestrade, your methods are replete With great technique, so I'll bid you good day!" "But Holmes! The case we have is incomplete Please won't you stay and help without delay?" "My dear Lestrade, your killer's still inside I'm sure you'd know whodunnit if you tried!" Who killed Lord Edgeware? SOLUTION "Why, Mr. Holmes! You've got my Telegram!" Lestrade stepped forth and offered out his Hand "My dear Lestrade, I've come from Evesham I trust your case is anything but Bland!" "It's ****** Mr Holmes, a Chinese Urn Was used to bash Lord Edgeware here Tonight I'm interviewing everyone to Learn Their whereabouts from six o clock till Eight!" "Indeed Lestrade, your methods are Replete With great technique, so I'll bid you good Day!" "But Holmes! The case we have is Incomplete Please won't you stay and help without Delay?" "My dear Lestrade, your killer's still Inside I'm sure you'd know whodunnit if you Tried!" The first letter of the last word on each line spells out: THE-BUTLER-DID-IT (Can't believe no one guessed at the butler!)
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Oct 15, 2014
Oct 15, 2014 at 4:43 PM UTC
The Manor ****** (spoiler)
*"Why Mr Holmes! Come quick! The vicar's dead!" "Dearest Lestrade! Another killer lost?" "The Reverend Green alas was killed in bed, The frightened Mrs White mirrors a ghost! Mrs Peacock is in quite a shock, The Colonel Mustard is attending her; Motive remains unclear, although the clock Was stopped at six, when Mr Black was here He burned the mail, perhaps it held a clue, The man then ran, and no weapon was found; Miss Scarlet who was sleeping, slept right through; Such a tough case, so care to stake a pound?" "Lestrade! To take your cash would be a crime! One wonders why the clock stopped at that time!"*
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Oct 15, 2014
Oct 15, 2014 at 1:20 AM UTC
Vicarage ****** Mystery