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Museum horticulturalist, and in possession of a jade vine.

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Police attended his art exhibitions opening night, which featured Miss Ward in it. He knew Mr Everest well. Mr Everest said that Mr LePoop was frequenting Sealife Aquarium world for inspiration on his newest exhibit. Police went to the exhibit, but Mr LePoop was not there. Several people said this was “unusual and concerning.” Police went to Sealife Aquarium World, in hopes of finding Mr LePoop, human fragments floating in the crocodile tank were found, as well as a large amount of blood. This was determined to be Mr LePoop. Although he was eaten by crocodiles, his cause of death was blunt force trauma to the head. Police found the stolen artwork in his apartment. Solvents and lead based paints were also found, possibly the same as the ones found in Mr Sampson’s locker. A half completed replica of the museums key piece was also found, and a commission by Mr Everest to paint it.

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Mr Sampson is miss Wards boyfriend. He works at sealife  aquarium world. When police went to see Mr Sampson they found him dead on his property, with no external wounds visible. An autopsy on Mr Sampson showed that he had a high concentration of lethal  organophosphates in his blood plasma. The missing gypsum busy was found in his residence. In his personal locker police found traces of turpentine alcohol and lead based paints, as well as an ad for a local opening night art exhibition, with a ticket for it attached. The art night was for artist Francois LePoop.

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Police found a partial fingerprint at the scene of the crime belonging to international model Miss Ward. Upon arrival at her house, police found her dead with three deep lacerations across her back. The metal death mask and jewelled necklace were found at her residence.

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*Antique gypsum statue bust
*famous painting
*jewelled necklace
*a metal death mask
*antique perfume bottle
*famous document

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The alarm system was disarmed, there was no forced entry. The thieves then used high powered oxy acetylene torches to cut through the metal vault door.

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Mr Everest, The museum curator, reported the crime. He also knew Mr LePoop well, and had seen excerpts of his newest exhibition, fish, fish, fishy. Mr Everest knew Mr LePoop frequented Sealife Aquarium World. After finding out that Mr Everest commissioned Mr LePoop to recreate the museums key piece, police went to search Mr Everest’s desk at the museum. They found Mr Everest dead, with several deep stab wounds in his back, caused by a pair of garden shears. Found in the wounds was bio matter that was identified to have come from the plant ‘Jade Vine’ one of the top ten rarest plants in Australia. One of the few owners of this plant is Svetlana Kalashnikov, who works as the museums horticulturalist. At his residence police found the missing document, a bundle of coded letters and a copy of the periodic table. On his desk were two more coded letters and an ad for a rare plant exhibit.

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6 priceless artefacts were stolen from the Boganvale City Art Museum on the 1st of August, 2017.

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6 priceless artefacts were stolen from the Boganvale City Art Museum on the 1st of August, 2017.