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(SHOCKING) PRIVATE DETECTIVE SOLVES ANOTHER RIDDLE, SERIAL KILLER FINALLY APPREHENDED!?

I.F. 6.12.2020. 22:00

 

            The past month, City of London was haunted by series of suicides, that were, at first glance, unrelated. London City Police first stated that these tragic deaths had nothing in common and were just a mere coincidence. However, mysterious private detective, Sherlock Holmes, who worked on the case as a consultant proved them wrong.

            After yesterdays City of London Police’s press conference this story got all more intriguing. The serial killer was brought to justice yesterday afternoon. It is yet unclear how the killer persuaded his victims into killing themselves as well as what his motives were. The police  stated that the suspect murdered all of his victims without a shot fired, he simply talked them into it! Momentarily, he's in police custody.

            Detective Sherlock Holmes only after a day into the case managed to close it and put an end to what many believe to be the most mysterious serial murders of this century.

 

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PRIVATE DETECTIVE SOLVES ANOTHER MYSTERY CASE

By Ivona Ferenc, BBC news
Sun. 6th Nov 2020.

 

            For the past month a series of mysterious suicides occurred on/in the streets of Central London. As the police proclaimed these events to be unrelated and accidental, a private detective decided to take things into his own hands.

            After a single day of investigating on his own, detective Sherlock Holmes managed to catch the person responsible of these deaths.  

            The suspect was taken into custody yesterday morning when he admitted  to these murders so the investigation turned into an active homicide case. London City Police held a conference yesterday afternoon and their statements shocked the public. They stated that the suspect murdered all of his victims without any violence, he apparently talked them into taking their own life. The details of his actions still haven't been released to the public. For the time being, he's in custody awaiting trial.