Dear Torak,
Mr. Westing has been murdered within his own home and now we are having to play a game to figure out who the murderer is. Apparently the murderer is one of the people playing in the game; one of the heirs. Right now the murderer could be anyone, but I know I didn’t murderer him so it’s not me. It’s really just a game of pointing fingers and accusing anyone. The clues they are giving us are like riddles and no one seems to understand them so far.
Now, I am writing to you because you know how it feels for a loved one to pass away. I know you are trying to get revenge for the death of your father. Your father was killed by an evil spirit lurking in the woods, as Mr. Westing was murdered. We are both trying to find the murderer. All you have to do is find clues. Almost like a detective. If you can find any sort of clue you will eventually get to what you’re looking for. I am starting to solve clues which will tell me who the murder is and you just need clues to find the evil spirits. Good luck and hope my advice will help you.
Sincerely, Turtle Wexler
Dear Turtle, - Eli Vande Griend
I am in a deep depression and am also going through shock. You see I have newly gotten my dream job of working with my dad, who is a corner. His job is to clean up dead bodies of people who have passed away. The first case was easy, and I was the one to solve how the man died before my dad. Sadly, about three days later we got another call from the sheriff. To women had been hiking in the mountains and had found a body that had been violently murdered. I did not notice up until, we had to flip over the face down body. It was one of my friends, Rachel, of whom I work with. Right now, I’m sad, and am wondering who the Christopher Killer might be (that’s the guy who killed her).
Apart from the sad news, how are you doing on your case? Have you found anything important? I think we are at about the same area in both areas in both of our mysteries. I hope you get the money before anyone else finds out.
Sincerely,
Cameryn
Shipbreaker (Claire Hovde)
Dear Guy Montag,
How are you? I’m not doing too great. Right now, my friends Tool, Lucky Girl, and I are all jumping trains to get to The Orleans. From what I have heard, you’re hiding from the law because you have hidden some books in your home, which is an illegal act. I am also hiding from somebody because my dad, Richard Lopez, and his people are looking for us. I think that you should run from the law before it even finds you. My friends and I ran away before they were even looking for us because we knew that if we could get a head start, then there would be less of a chance of them finding and killing us. From what I have gathered, nobody knows about your hidden books except for you, so you should take your books and run away. It’s working for me, so I expect that it would work for you. As long as you are prepared and you are keeping this all a secret, then nobody will know where you are. Plus, the police and the Firemen won’t even be looking for you because you have books, they’ll be looking for you as a missing person. Just hurry and run. Good luck, friend.
From,
Nailer
Peak (Nathan Wagner)
Dear Harry Potter
How’s it going? I heard you are having some trouble at home. I would like to offer my condolences. I heard your parents died a long time ago, and I know how you feel, almost. My father left us when I was very young. Ever since then it has felt as though I have lost a parent. But recently I have met up with him and we are now attempting a great feat like you will be in the future. I may not be saving the world as we know it or anything like that, but climbing up Mount Everest is still incredibly awe-some. I hope you know you’re a kewl kat. Yes, a kewl kat. I hope you can conquer you fear of He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named and win all the ladies.
Talk To You later,
Peak Marcello
