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| AgentDrake |
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Don’t know yet. Incog was "kind" enough to give us more vague information, but he could be lying through his teeth when he says that he can’t truthfully claim we figured it out.
Plus, technically, he says we haven’t solved all the clues, not we haven’t protected the right person. |
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| AgentDrake |
| Posted: Fri Mar 14, 2008 3:27 pm |
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Just thought of something.
"host 1984" is missing the word "in."
Bob Bergen... Bergen is a city in Norway.
In Bergen.
Isn’t someone here Norwegian? |
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| Incognito |
| Posted: Fri Mar 14, 2008 3:34 pm |
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Oh, what’s that I hear? A train whistle. Which must mean that YOU’RE ON THE WRONG TRACK!
Find the identities. Find the missing word. Find out about those books.
One of the identities is Mrs. Dario Franchitti. She was in a film with the other identity. |
Incognito. Professional Assassin.
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| lem0nhead |
| Posted: Mon Mar 17, 2008 5:39 am |
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Mrs. Dario Franchitti is Ashley Judd (Dario Franchitti beingher husband) who was born 1968 Granada Hills CA.
She was in a film called Double Jeopardy with Tommy Lee Jones who was born in 1946 San Saba TX.
Is the missing word word "Double". And if so how does that help?
Ok so.... The line of gobbledegook is still useless.
And the worrying thing is Incog is clearly trying to tell us the big clue is in the books stolen from the "shoppe". But i really cant say something as vague as that can help? |
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| AgentDrake |
| Posted: Mon Mar 17, 2008 10:58 am |
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Double P.
Shoppe / Shop |
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| Incognito |
| Posted: Mon Mar 17, 2008 11:05 am |
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Oh so simple was my clue.
8-15-19-20-1984
19-21-4-2-21-18-25
15-14-20-1-18-9-15
Two people wanted to be in their own version.
Age: 61
Married: Thrice
Born: San Saba, TX
Age: 39
Married: Once
Born: Granada Hills, CA
GSRHWRWMGGZPVBLFZHOLMTZHRGSLFTSG
Masses of books had been stolen from the shoppe, but the cops paid no notice. Thefts were not important to them, but my identity was.
Saturday. The clock is ticking already.
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The first three sets of numbers, which Lem0n also deduced, translates to “Host 1984,” “Sudbury,” and “Ontario.” These clues connect to Alex Trebek, the host of Jeopardy since 1984.
The first identity was Ashley Judd, and the second was Tommy Lee Jones. Both acted in the 1999 film “Double Jeopardy.” As I said in my last post, you must find the missing word. In this case, “double.” The number clues indicated Jeopardy! the game show, and the identity clues pointed to the 1999 film.
The jumbled letters can be broken by using the opposite alphabet cipher (A=Z, Y=B, etc). Once the message is decoded, it reads “This didn’t take you as long as I thought.”
And the final sentence is the key to the puzzle. When the missing word “double” is used in reference to the last sentence, what comes to mind? Only three letters are repeated back to back in the sentence, and they are S, O, and P.
Masses of books had been stolen from the shoppe, but the cops paid no notice. Thefts were not important to them, but my identity was.
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SoP is dead. A little poison in his fish fillet, courtesy of the local chef: me.
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Find him on 1373 Delamare Street.
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Tuesday. |
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| lem0nhead |
| Posted: Mon Mar 17, 2008 11:26 am |
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Hmm bugger. Well im really tempted to arrest Kralik now ive seen his explanation using double letters but i dont know if i have the guts!
1373 Delamare Street brings nothing up on google. 
13U73 is Kingsfoil though dont know what relevance that has. There are lots of Delamare Streets and none of them seems prticuaraly relevant to Kings or plants.
Ive tried anagramming delamare street to no effect. If it is one then i need a keyword cos after 2 words there are too mnay 3 words. |
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| AgentDrake |
| Posted: Mon Mar 17, 2008 12:14 pm |
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Dang. I was thinking Peterpot.... I was just gonna let him die. I should’ve looked at the clue again. 
I’ll check into the clue if I get a chance, but I may be too busy for the next few days. I hope not, but maybe. Sorry...  |
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| MR. Lurtzy |
| Posted: Mon Mar 17, 2008 7:59 pm |
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Incognito wrote:
And the final sentence is the key to the puzzle. When the missing word “double” is used in reference to the last sentence, what comes to mind? Only three letters are repeated back to back in the sentence, and they are S, O, and P.
Masses of books had been stolen from the shoppe, but the cops paid no notice. Thefts were not important to them, but my identity was.
Ok, doesn’t e get repeated? It’s there twice in "been". |
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| NappyKorn |
| Posted: Mon Mar 17, 2008 8:06 pm |
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lol good catch Lurtzy. So SOEP has been killed not SOP, since there is no SOEP I guess his cousin SOP took the poisoned dish instead  . What a bad time to get hungry SOP I will be attending your funeral  |
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