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Anonymous asked in Business & FinanceOther - Business & Finance · 2 decades ago

Mystery Story?

I am writing a mystery story (due on Monday!) and I have no idea what I should put.

The story is about a man (Adam) who died. He was a formar pet store owner and died in his store. When police found him the dogs were trasquilled and Adam had blood coming from his juglar.

Any good ideas of how he could have been killed? I need some good ideas.

Oh, and I am almost sure that the murderer is a man (named Lyle) who is a smart man (went to Oxyford) and was a former lumberjack and enjoyed fishing and hunting.

Do you have any good ideas?

Be creative!

Update:

chaton: Great point! What would a good job (that uses muscels) be that an Oxyford person would have?

This is due Monday guys! LOL>

Update 2:

Brisbane Roo: No Deal

To other person: I am doing my homework...just with help from other peoples.

Update 3:

Do you think a ransom note is too cheesey?

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  • 2 decades ago
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    warning: violent content

    Honestly, I don't think many Oxford students have muscles. I think you should make him a regular nerd. His dog died and he went off the deep end and shot the owner with tranquilizers. The tranquilizer dart got stuck in his jugular and when the store owner tried to remove it before the sedatives kicked in, that was really what did him in. The blood squirted everywhere and the dogs licked it up. There was enough tranquilizer in the blood to sedate them.

    It's pretty cheesy and disgusting, but maybe that brainstorm will help give you some ideas.

  • 2 decades ago

    How about Lyle (or whoever the murderer is) brought his dog to the pet store to see Adam the expert for "advice" on the dog's "ear" problem. Maybe ear mites or a rash or something like that. All good experts will look closely at the dogs ears. Some even smell them to diagnose a problem (my vet did.) So Adam is nice and close to the dog. Then, Lyle signals the trained dog to to attack with a dog whistle or a hand gesture. Adam dies due to dog attack.

    What do you think?

  • 2 decades ago

    well, Adam knew Lyle, but not many people knew that, thus he was never really questioned at first, but once the evidence comes together, Lyle is brought in, a couple of times as the evidence gets stronger. Lyle is cocky until the very end, even when the detectives start learning his "mind games" & start playing thier own on him durring some of the interragations.

    back to the main plot. adam was killed over a dispute with lyle, this dispute never truely escalted, just lyle lost his "cool". the dogs were tranq'd by adam himself, via manipulation by lyle. adam probally owed lyle money, or something like that...

    that good?

    Source(s): wrote it as it popped in my head...if u use some of my ideas, i hope to get acknowledgements for it if you get it published...
  • 2 decades ago

    The CSI team found traces of metal in the cut on Adams throat. They knew it couldn't be a knife because the cut was to big and to deep. They knew it had to be an axe. They knew that Lyle had been released from prison a few months before and he was the only lumberjack in the area. Just use your imagination for the rest.

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  • 2 decades ago

    Lyle was using Adam to smuggle drugs out of the country in the dogs he was selling. When some of the dogs end up missing(and the drugs) Lyle comes to confront Adam. Lyle gets mad and tranquillized the dogs so he could get them w/ the drugs and get away before someone found out. Lyle saw someone and ran before he could take the dogs but not before he stabbed Adam w/ his hunting knife.

  • Anonymous
    5 years ago

    For a secret tale, except it is meant for small little ones, i'd keep away from hunting for suitable personality-matching names. people are not named that way besides...and it is going to be a touch a damp squib in the journey that your villain is as we communicate spottable because he's the single with the "evil" call. the telephone listing is powerful. 4 (or 8) random surnames, settle on how previous they're, and then something from the excellent fifty toddler names from the three hundred and sixty 5 days they were born.

  • 2 decades ago

    Sorry it sounds rather dull and very far fetched. A lumberjack man that went to Oxford?

  • Anonymous
    2 decades ago

    Ok,

    But I charge .07 cents a letter. Still game?

  • mea1
    Lv 4
    2 decades ago

    What is "trasquilled"? Did you mean tranquillized?

  • 2 decades ago

    Do your own homework.

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