The Murder By Hand Society’s advertisement in your local circular. One Day Sale! And this one is in the shop…. on sale!
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Anatomy of a Crime Scene no. 13
It’s been a few weeks months since I’ve posted one of these. I don’t know where the time goes. Anyway, whoever is perpetrating these crimes is back! This time, in a gym.
Is there enough strong evidence to fit this case? Did a membership go unused? Will justice be exercised???
Time will tell if things workout in the end.
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Anatomy of a Crime Scene, no. 11.
Perhaps this story will be familiar to you. A good egg, probably minding his own business, when trouble suddenly strikes under a bird-free sky. It happens all too often anymore.
When will this end? Will they ever catch those responsible?
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It looks like the crime spree continues. Scene number five is found in a scientific laboratory. When will this end?
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Yet another crime scene in a weathered Altoids tin. This time at an annual prune eating contest. What’s worse – the plunger was missing! Great Scott!
Speaking for myself, I think one would be well advised to avoid these events.
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Anatomy of a crime scene #4. Crime can happen in outer space.
For example, it might happen on an asteroid hurtling through the cosmos, passing through clouds of space dust, and the evidence might never be found. Certainly, stranger things have happened.
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Here is the second installment of the Anatomy of a Crime Scene, following up on the drawing room scene. This also occurred in a very weather Altoids box.
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I tried an experiment, where I left Altoid tins in my garden bed to see if they would rust.
Some of them did rust a little bit, and some faded in the sun! I know you are wondering why you didn’t think to try this yourself – don’t despair! You also can fade your own Altoid tins in the sun! Here’s how:
- Place Altoid tins in a garden bed, your yard, a patio, or on the dashboard of a automobile
- Wait
My initial experiment involved two regular “red” Altoid boxes, and one Cinnamon box. I started at the end of the summer in 2019, and let them sit outside all winter. It wasn’t until later spring that I noticed the finish was fading. The second batch, shown above, started in July, and some of the boxes began fading within 3 weeks.
This diorama is in a box from the first batch. It shows, as you might guess, the Anatomy. of a Crime Scene.
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The Homunculus
