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The Linwood Mausoleum

Linwood Cemetery, on the city's south side — March 1948

At 06:10 on Monday the cemetery gardener at Linwood found the door of the Garber family mausoleum standing open. Inside, laid out on the flagstones, was the body of Mr. Edgar Mead, a tea-importer from the city, dead at least thirty hours. Mead had no business at Linwood; the Garbers had been gone from town for a fortnight. Six events make up the story between Mead's last known evening and the gardener's morning round. The pathologist, the post office, and a forced car-boot give the four threads that pin them. Put them in order.

The rules

  1. Six events make up the chronology. They are presented jumbled.
  2. Four forensic clues constrain when each event must fall.
  3. Click each event in the order you believe it happened. Click a placed event to send it back to the pool.
  4. One submission. You can’t change your timeline.

File your reconstruction before the next case drops.

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