Chris


 * Wiki Story Ending **
 * March 18, 2010 **
 * Characters: **
 * Alle Gator **
 * General Seymour P. Ilostit IX M.D. **
 * Fred Burger **
 * Detective Joe **
 * Kathy Nobber **


 * Detective Joe finished up his interrogation of General Seymour P. Ilostit IX M.D. and he went on to the others asking even more revealing questions in an effort to get to the bottom of this mysterious case. While he was questioning Alle Gator, Detective Joe reminded her that she was overheard saying, just before the diamond disappeared, “I need it, I want it, I have to have it”. Joe asked her if she took it because she had to pay her taxes? With a crafty grin on her face, Alle Gator said “I absolutely did not take that diamond!” Detective Joe reminded Ms. Gator “it would not be too difficult to check for your finger prints, are you sure you’re telling the truth?” **
 * Next, Detective Joe moved on to question Fred Burger. Fred didn’t have much to say but was acting like a scoundrel as he tried to frame the others. For instance, Fred told Detective Joe that “Alle Gator loved jewelry, especially big, expensive, pink diamonds.” Fred also said “Kathy Nobber came running into the museum as soon as she heard that the big, pink, expensive diamond was worth over four million dollars.” Detective Joe was wise and thought that Fred may be lying to protect himself as he tried to put the blame on the others. **
 * With his interview complete, Detective Joe now turned his investigation to the suspicious crime scene where he planned to look for additional evidence. During his inspection he found a finger print on the first rubber band ever made. Suspecting Fred, the finger print was tested and matched to none other than Fred Burger. Detective Joe rushed over to Fred and forced him to reveal that he was the one who shot the first rubber band. **
 * Detective Joe tried to think of all places where the expensive, pink diamond could possibly be hidden. One idea that kept coming back was that the pink diamond may actually be in someone’s pocket. He got the idea to check everyone’s pockets because he noticed a bump in the pocket in the pants of one of his suspects and that suspect was Kathy Nobber. He quickly took the diamond from her pocket so she would not run away. He suddenly remembered that Kathy Nobber’s jewelry store was going out of business and this may be the reason she wanted to steal the pink diamond. He took out his cell phone and dialed the police department. He asked for assistance at the crime scene in the museum because he had discovered who stole the pink diamond and Kathy Nobber needed to be arrested. The dispatcher said “who did it…I’m so interested to know..the newspapers have been calling and want to reveal the story on the news”. Detective Joe said Kathy Nobber was the robber and she wouldn’t get away with her crime and he will never forget this day. **

** THE END  ** Julia: I like how you used the word crafty. Ms. Burgoyne should be proud of you for using a Wordly Wise word!
 * cat:i like how you said he will never forget this day.**

//__Emily: I realy like your describing words. I also think yours was very well written. : )__//
Ms. Burgoyne - Chris, I agree with Emily. Your story ending is very well written and I love that you used crafty and scoundrel. Great Wordly Wise work!