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4th Grade
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Ms. Evans
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39 Slides • 3 Questions
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Mystery Wednesday!
Who stole the Mona Lisa?
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The first suspect: Mrs. Cunningham
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Suspect #2 Mr. Jones
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Suspect #3: Nancy Smith
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Suspect #4: John Friedburg
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Suspect #5: James Briar
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Last Suspect: Amelia Johnson
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Amelia Johnson was the last person to leave the museum before the robbery happened.
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Mrs. Cunningham had been seen walking around the parking lot late the night before the robbery.
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Mr. Jones & Mrs. Cunningham were not friends.
They kind of were enemies.
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James Briar was an irresponsible teenager.
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Nancy Smith loved the Mona Lisa.
She would spend her lunch breaks looking at the painting.
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John Friedsburg wanted to be friends with Mrs. Cunningham.
He thought she was a nice person.
He didn't have many friends and wanted to be her friend.
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John Friedberg usually left the museum around 5 p.m.
The night of the 22nd he left around 10:30 p.m.
He said he was working on a special project for the museum’s event the next week.
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Poll
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Mr. Jones
was the only museum employee who had access to the Mona Lisa’s safe combination.
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Mr. Jones kept a copy of all the museum’s safe combinations in a locked filing cabinet in his office.
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James Briar often took lunch breaks with Nancy Smith.
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Amelia Johnson was angry at Mr. Jones for promoting Nancy Smith and not her.
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Mr. Jones realized that the keys to his filing cabinet were missing and the safe combinations had been stolen.
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Amelia Johnson was the last employee to leave on June 22nd.
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Mrs. Cunningham was a persuasive and credible person. She was well liked by most of the staff and they trusted her.
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Mrs. Cunningham had made a comment to Nancy Smith, saying, “I would love to hang that beautiful piece of artwork in my home. The Mona Lisa is just magnificent!”
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John Friedberg was a mastermind at eavesdropping.
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Mrs. Cunningham did not want to be friends with John.
She thought he was odd and she was already popular.
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James Briar said that he saw John Friedberg in Mr. Jones office.
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Fingerprints from the crime scene show that Nancy Smith had touched the Mona Lisa’s safe combination.
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Mr. Jones failed to report that his safe combination files had gone missing. The police thought this was suspicious.
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John Friedberg was reluctant to speak with authorities after the robbery happened.
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John went into Mr. Jones’ office, stole his keys, unlocked his filing cabinet, stole the safe combinations.
Congratulations class! You solved the mystery of the Mona Lisa and now the beloved painting will be back in her rightful place.
Mystery Wednesday!
Who stole the Mona Lisa?
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