The Investigators, Inc. The Case of the Grandchildren. Chapter 5. Mr. Meyer.

5 Comments on “The Investigators, Inc. The Case of the Grandchildren. Chapter 5. Mr. Meyer.

  1. Somehow, it seems that there is much smoke and mirrors in the life of Tony and Camille. Tony works for a company that does not exist. The boss plays innocent and then calls them. There is much going on here that is not evident on the surface. Mr. Meyer is not innocent as he portrays himself. The photography studio used by Camille for child pornography is only the tip of the iceberg. His sons that died and the one that disappeared were probably involved in criminal activities.

    The sniper is probably separate from Tony and Camille. They have been stalking you for quite some time. They have many resources and know much about you.

    Retreating to Cristy and Misty’s retreat to think may have helped a little. You got four donuts. There is much going on in this case. Your retreating into the twin’s retreat is a symbolic clue of what is going on in this story. You need to find out more about these people. Are the grandparents as innocent as they appear or is there a criminal dynasty hiding in the shadows?

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    • Yes, Mr. Meyers is not innocent, somehow he is involved in things with Tony and Camille. Perhaps he’s just a financial backer for their plans, but perhaps he is the mastermind behind it all. His warning to Misty and the girls tells me he is more involved than he wants to admit. Yes, I would say those sons were involved in criminal activity, probably working for their dad.

      Yes, the sniper, or snipers, are most likely working for someone else, perhaps Mr. Meyer. He would seem to have the resources necessary. But then, he would already know about the case, which the boss of the snipers didn’t seem to know.

      Yes, I needed quiet to think for a while since there is a lot going on and mostly hard to understand. A company that doesn’t exist which Tony works for. Suing the grandparents who have no money or other wealth makes no sense. Why Meyer is involved also makes no sense. It is interesting that Cristy can’t find much info about the grandparents, something else that makes no sense. I am beginning to wonder if they are really innocent in all of this. πŸ€”πŸ‘©πŸ˜ΌπŸ‘»πŸ•΅οΈβ€β™‚οΈ

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      • Question, are the grandparents who they say they are or is it an elaborate deception, to pull on your heart strings? An old car, a law suit, and outbuildings that are burned. Is it a smoke screen (no pun intended) to get you off track of what is really happening?

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      • We are definitely checking the grandparents story and their whole past life, which so far is not showing anything of concern. But was it Tony and Camille that burned those buildings and set the bomb? They could have hired someone, but that seems unlikely due to the lawsuit. Things like this could damage their case. At the moment the grandparents seem to be innocent victims, but why? This whole thing seems strange and all the characters are new to us.πŸ€”πŸ•΅οΈβ€β™‚οΈ

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