Professor Plum Murder Investigation

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This murder investigation has been going on for about five years. No one can find the murderer. So the public went around putting signs up of people the police thought was a murderer. We put signs of Mr. Green, Miss Scarlet, Mrs. Peacock, Professor Plum, Mrs. White, and Colonel Mustard. Everyone thinks that Professor Plum is the murderer because he is so smart he can get out of things very easily.

Mr. Green walked into the bedroom and found that Ethan Bohm was dead. He was laying underneath the mattress on the bed with a knife through his head. The police reported a world wide man hunt because they needed to get this murderer behind bars. We later found out that Noah Black was murdered. Someone found him laying on

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