Case “The Candy Trail” has begun!
[h2]👋 Hey there, judges!
🕵️♂️ What’s up, detectives![/h2][p]
New day – new weird case. Grab your notepads and polish your magnifying glasses. Time to solve the crime of the century… or at least the 18th century.[/p][p]![]()
[/p][h3]📝 Case description:[/h3][p]
Last night something strange happened in the city museum. Someone laid a colorful path of candy leading straight to the “18th-Century Golden Shovel” exhibit.
In the morning, the guards found an empty display and a sweet strawberry smell still hanging in the air.
Suspicion falls on Luis Drake, a local avant-garde candy maker, previously involved in a “chocolate attack” at a modern art show. According to his neighbor, Luis left home late at night with a big bag of sugar and a mysterious smile.[/p][p][/p][h3]🔍 Available clues:[/h3][p]
🍭 A piece of candy with teeth marks
🍬 A wrapper from a strawberry lollipop
🪶 A feather with sugar glaze[/p][p][/p][h3]👂 Witnesses:[/h3][p]
Martha Wilson, museum janitor
Hugh Jenkins, student volunteer[/p][p][/p][h3]❓ Which clue should we examine first? Whose story should we hear?[/h3][h3]
Tell us in the comments – pick 1 clue and 1 witness. We’ll be back tomorrow with more details![/h3][h3][/h3][h3]🚨 Let’s go, detectives! Time to deliver your verdict![/h3][h3]
💡 Share your theories – the best ones will appear in the next post![/h3]
🕵️♂️ What’s up, detectives![/h2][p]
New day – new weird case. Grab your notepads and polish your magnifying glasses. Time to solve the crime of the century… or at least the 18th century.[/p][p]
Last night something strange happened in the city museum. Someone laid a colorful path of candy leading straight to the “18th-Century Golden Shovel” exhibit.
In the morning, the guards found an empty display and a sweet strawberry smell still hanging in the air.
Suspicion falls on Luis Drake, a local avant-garde candy maker, previously involved in a “chocolate attack” at a modern art show. According to his neighbor, Luis left home late at night with a big bag of sugar and a mysterious smile.[/p][p][/p][h3]🔍 Available clues:[/h3][p]
🍭 A piece of candy with teeth marks
🍬 A wrapper from a strawberry lollipop
🪶 A feather with sugar glaze[/p][p][/p][h3]👂 Witnesses:[/h3][p]
Martha Wilson, museum janitor
Hugh Jenkins, student volunteer[/p][p][/p][h3]❓ Which clue should we examine first? Whose story should we hear?[/h3][h3]
Tell us in the comments – pick 1 clue and 1 witness. We’ll be back tomorrow with more details![/h3][h3][/h3][h3]🚨 Let’s go, detectives! Time to deliver your verdict![/h3][h3]
💡 Share your theories – the best ones will appear in the next post![/h3]