CLUE?
Note From Author: Yay! Clue is fun and now you can play along Newsie style! This is a story that I penned last year, but I just came across it again! Can you figure out who killed Jack? The Disclaimer: Parker Brothers owns the rights to Clue and the lovely folks at Disney own Newsies. "The Letter" and "The Murder" appear in the Clue board game instructions and I just spiced and added words that were proper to correlate with the story. The set up is all Parker Brother's, except the stories, which are mine. The only (one!) character I own is the kissing bandit. Enjoy!
THE LETTER
To be read in case of my disappearance…or demise.
To whom it may concern:
If you are reading this it means that what I have suspected it true—that the one who did in Jack has found me out. Which is why I had to put all this down for you to find. Aunt Pitty Pat, if you're the one reading this, and I suspect it is, you were right. You always told me my natural inquisitiveness would get me into trouble. This time, it may have well done me in, like somebody did Jack. What I found out when I was at his Lodging House, may be the very evidence the Bulls need to find out what happened to me and to solve the mystery, for I never did find out Who Killed Jack? In Which Room? And With Which Weapon?
Sincerely
Rusty Russel
Queens Lodging House
October 14, 1899
Note From Author: Yay! Clue is fun and now you can play along Newsie style! This is a story that I penned last year, but I just came across it again! Can you figure out who killed Jack? The Disclaimer: Parker Brothers owns the rights to Clue and the lovely folks at Disney own Newsies. "The Letter" and "The Murder" appear in the Clue board game instructions and I just spiced and added words that were proper to correlate with the story. The set up is all Parker Brother's, except the stories, which are mine. The only (one!) character I own is the kissing bandit. Enjoy!
THE LETTER
To be read in case of my disappearance…or demise.
To whom it may concern:
If you are reading this it means that what I have suspected it true—that the one who did in Jack has found me out. Which is why I had to put all this down for you to find. Aunt Pitty Pat, if you're the one reading this, and I suspect it is, you were right. You always told me my natural inquisitiveness would get me into trouble. This time, it may have well done me in, like somebody did Jack. What I found out when I was at his Lodging House, may be the very evidence the Bulls need to find out what happened to me and to solve the mystery, for I never did find out Who Killed Jack? In Which Room? And With Which Weapon?
Sincerely
Rusty Russel
Queens Lodging House
October 14, 1899