A Nancy Drew Mini-Mystery: Murder in Jackson Heights In the neighboring town of Jackson Heights, many things were going wrong. The city had the highest unemployment rate, the highest crime rate, and on top of that they were going through a public transportation strike. On a serene, peaceful evening chaos broke loose. A very well-known, distinguished lady, Mademoiselle Pierre, had been murdered. Two men had been arrested. One was Jean-Philip Dumoulin. The other was Thomas Curdilack. Since Jackson Heights was just a few miles away from River Heights, Nancy was called in to investigate. The two suspects were sitting in isolated rooms at the police station. Nancy stood in the observation room as each man was questioned. Jean-Philip gave his story: I was walking down the street to get a bite to eat when I heard a lady scream. I ran around the corner and I saw Mademoiselle Pierre lying on the ground. Standing over her was Thomas Curdilack. As soon as he saw me he turned and ran away. I then called the police. Thomas Curdilack gave his story as well: I was taking the bus down to the Lakeshore Club to play poker with my buddies. As I got off, I heard a scream from around the corner. I ran around and saw Jean-Philip stabbing Mademoiselle Pierre. I chased him, but he got away. I then called the police. Nancy turned to the chief investigator, and told him to arrest Thomas Curdilack. What made her so sure it was Thomas Curdilack? #nancydrew #herinteractive
Posted on: Mon, 30 Jun 2014 19:10:46 +0000
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