Case "The White Trail" has begun!
[h2]👋 Hello, Judges!
🕵️♂️ Greetings, Detectives![/h2][p]
The city is in turmoil again. A strange, sticky case that clearly needs our attention. Time to investigate![/p][p]![]()
[/p][h3]📝 Case Description:[/h3][p]
At night, someone broke into the city park and drenched all the monuments in mayonnaise. Busts are glistening, plaques are dripping, and pigeons avoid the slippery surfaces. By morning, City Hall called an emergency meeting — the park became the talk of the town.[/p][p]
The main suspect: Samuel Cotton, a provocative performance artist known for his critiques of the “bronze cult.”[/p][p]
Samuel claims he spent the night working on a new painting series called “The White Trail.”[/p][p][/p][h3]🔍 Available Evidence:[/h3][p]
– An empty mayonnaise bucket
– Brush marks on tiles near the statue
– A tube labeled “Light Mayo” found in the bushes[/p][p][/p][h3]👂 Witness Testimonies:[/h3][p]
– Martin Larson, janitor (discovered the “artwork” in the morning)
– Julia Hunt, gallery owner and acquaintance of Samuel[/p][p][/p][h3]❓ Which clue will crack the case? Whose testimony should come first?[/h3][p]
Comment below — pick 1 piece of evidence and 1 witness. We’ll be back soon with an update and one step closer to the truth![/p][p][/p][h2]🚨 Onward, detectives! Give your verdict![/h2][h3]
💡 Got your own theory? Share it — the best ones will be featured in the next post![/h3]
🕵️♂️ Greetings, Detectives![/h2][p]
The city is in turmoil again. A strange, sticky case that clearly needs our attention. Time to investigate![/p][p]
At night, someone broke into the city park and drenched all the monuments in mayonnaise. Busts are glistening, plaques are dripping, and pigeons avoid the slippery surfaces. By morning, City Hall called an emergency meeting — the park became the talk of the town.[/p][p]
The main suspect: Samuel Cotton, a provocative performance artist known for his critiques of the “bronze cult.”[/p][p]
Samuel claims he spent the night working on a new painting series called “The White Trail.”[/p][p][/p][h3]🔍 Available Evidence:[/h3][p]
– An empty mayonnaise bucket
– Brush marks on tiles near the statue
– A tube labeled “Light Mayo” found in the bushes[/p][p][/p][h3]👂 Witness Testimonies:[/h3][p]
– Martin Larson, janitor (discovered the “artwork” in the morning)
– Julia Hunt, gallery owner and acquaintance of Samuel[/p][p][/p][h3]❓ Which clue will crack the case? Whose testimony should come first?[/h3][p]
Comment below — pick 1 piece of evidence and 1 witness. We’ll be back soon with an update and one step closer to the truth![/p][p][/p][h2]🚨 Onward, detectives! Give your verdict![/h2][h3]
💡 Got your own theory? Share it — the best ones will be featured in the next post![/h3]