Artifact Thieves Case Study

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Professor Thomas, his wife and four children are Treasure hunters. While in Italy, Professor Thomas Kidd (aka Dad) arrested some artifact thieves. When he questions them, they talk about the “enlightened ones” and their criminal conspirators. Tommy, Bick, Beck, Storm, Mom and Dad go to Russia looking a a missing famous art. While in Russia, they discover Enlightened Ones sent a package to museum.While the family is there, famous art is stolen. Viktor Zolin, a rich Russian child, claims they are prime suspects. The Russian police apprehend everyone except dad. Mom, Tommy, Bick, Beck, and Storm go to jail and are convicted for stealing. The inspector wants the family to decipher the clues to prove their innocence. Inspector agrees for them

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