Miss Grant travels out of town, and she stays in a local five-star hotel. However, as soon as she woke up the next day, she found that all the gold, silver and jewelry she had were gone. So she immediately called the police. ** Upon arrival, the suspects were concentrated on 4 single travelers in the hotel.
The four travelers were: Mr. Steiner, who came from Jerusalem and ran a fruit businessMr. Blank, who came from London, was a little secretive;Billmann, an entrepreneur from Cologne, came to negotiate a business with a multinational company;Manuel from Lisbon, unidentified.
After investigation, the sheriff was convinced that the burglars were among the four single passengers. So, the hotel manager was asked to provide information about the activities of these 4 single travelers over the past 3 days. The manager recalled: "Steiner always asked for two Hebrew newspapers a day, sat at the door of the hall, and read them from beginning to end with a magnifying glassBlank leaves the hotel around 10 a.m. and returns around 5 p.m. every day with a cameraBierman always had breakfast in bed, an egg and some caviar, and always came to pick up his letters when the desk was at its busiest;Manuel is left-handed and speaks six languages. The sheriff didn't get any clues, so he decided to investigate the four single passengers himself. He arrived in the lobby of the hotel, where Steiner was still sitting at the door, moving his magnifying glass from left to right to read the newspaperBlank was eating breakfast in the dining room, the camera still with him: Bierman was at the service desk, asking the pretty waitress for his letters;Manuel was shouting, laughing, and chatting with a group of people in the lobby of the hotel.
The sheriff looked at it for a while and ordered the arrest of one of them. Do you know who it is?
Last Detective Mystery Story: The Golden Pen Notices Answer.
Cliffor is the one who steals the pen. Because Charlie, the housekeeper, did not write the address of Brian's house in the notice. The notice only has the number of a P.O. Box. If Cleaver had only read the notice, he would not have known the address of the person.