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Profile #001Sleuth

The Emptied Cabinet

A quiet cul-de-sac, Thursday afternoon

While Arthur Vane was at his standing Thursday optician's appointment, someone entered his home and cleared the locked cabinet in his study of its rare-coin collection. Nothing else was taken. The police have no suspect in hand and want a behavioural read before they narrow the field. Your job is not to name the offender — it's to profile them: read the scene, the victim, the statements, and the evidence, and settle each axis of the profile from what the offender did and did not do.

The rules

  1. You’re building a behavioural profile of the offender — not naming them.
  2. Read the scene, the victim, the statements, and the evidence. Every answer follows from the file; no outside training needed.
  3. Answer each axis from its menu — the offender’s disposition, company, relationship to the victim, and intent.
  4. One submission. You can’t change your profile.

File your profile before the next case drops.

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