CASES6
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FILENAME(S): CASES6
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| DISK TITLE | FILENAME | FILE TYPE | COLLECTION | TRACK | SECTOR | ACTIONS |
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| GAMES 572 S2 | CASES6 | PRG | Radd Maxx | 3 | 5 | DOWNLOAD FILE |
| 221 BAKERSTREET | CASES6 | PRG | Treasure Chest - Wolfgang Rauprich | 15 | 10 | DOWNLOAD FILE |
| ADLER DISK B81 B | CASES6 | PRG | BrainSkull, Sammlung | 15 | 2 | DOWNLOAD FILE |
| SH221B | CASES6 | PRG | High Voltage Complete C64 Collection | 15 | 2 | DOWNLOAD FILE |
| 221 BAKERSTREET | CASES6 | PRG | High Voltage Complete C64 Collection, Markus Merz | 15 | 10 | DOWNLOAD FILE |
| 221B BAKER ST | CASES6 | PRG | Jonathan | 15 | 2 | DOWNLOAD FILE |
| 221 BAKERSTREET | CASES6 | PRG | DuncanTwain | 15 | 10 | DOWNLOAD FILE |
| B STREET TRIAD | CASES6 | PRG | DuncanTwain, hedning, Martin L0fgren | 15 | 10 | DOWNLOAD FILE |
| BAKERSTREET | CASES6 | PRG | DuncanTwain | 15 | 10 | DOWNLOAD FILE |
| BAKERSTREET | CASES6 | PRG | DuncanTwain | 15 | 10 | DOWNLOAD FILE |
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..[77K]>KW77<[77T]>THE FALLEN ANGEL[77C] >AFTER INSPECTING THE /TOWER, HOLMES IS CONVINCED THAT /NO /ONE COULD /CLIMB /TO THE /TOP. >AT THE TIME OF THE CRIME, / AUGUST /BOMISH WAS IN /BOHEMIA.>/MEANS O F /ESCAPE (/4 PARTS)| /2. /HELIUM IS / LIGHTER THAN _____.>/MEANS OF /ESCAPE ( /4 PARTS)| /3. YOU CAN'T /PLAY /TENNIS WITHOUT A _____.>EX-CON /HOUSTON /GLASER HAS ABANDONED HIS LIFE OF CRIME AND IS ATTEMPTING TO GO STRAIGHT AS A /HOTEL EM PLOYEE. >/WILLIE /CRAYFIELD QUIT HIS JO B SHORTLY AFTER THE CRIME.>/MEANS OF /ES CAPE (/4 PARTS)| /1. "/SOME /LIKE IT _ ____.">LOCKSMITH = /CRAYFIELD, EX-BANKER = /BOMISH, BELLMAN = /GLASER, ALCOHOLIC = /MATHERS. >HOLMES CANNOT FIND HECTOR' S /FOOTSTEPS OR THAT OF ANY ACCOMPLICE / LEADING TO THE /TOWER.>/MEANS OF /ESCAPE (/4 PARTS)| /4. "HE'S /CRAZY /AS A __ ___.">/WEAPON CLUE: /KING ARTHUR'S "/EXC ALIBUR" WAS A _____. >AT THE TIME OF TH E CRIME, /TIM /MATHERS WAS /DRUNK AT THE /PUB. >GO TO THE /NEWSPAPER /SHOP FOR THE NAMES OF THE FOUR CRIMINALS KNOWN TO HOLMES TO /FLY /HOT /AIR /BALLOONS.>/GE NERAL CLUE: HECTOR ANGEL /HANDED THE KIL LER /THE /CROWN /JEWELS AND WAS /CLIMBIN G /UP A /ROPE MOMENTS BEFORE HE DIED.[10 1K]>KW101<[101T]>THE ALPHABET SPY[101C]> /EVENT CLUE (/3 PARTS)| /1. /EAVESDROP PING IS /AN _____ OF /PRIVACY. >/WHO CL UE (/3 PARTS)| /1. /QUEEN'S /MATE.>THR OWBUSH HAD DISAPPEARED IN 1866 ON /FEBRU ARY /TWELFTH.>/MESSAGE CLUE (/3 PARTS)| /2. A BRIEF /BREEZE IS A _____ OF /WIN D. >/KING /WILHELM OF /PRUSSIA HAS BEEN STAYING AT THE HOTEL.>/WHO CLUE (/3 PA RTS)| /3. /WHEEL THAT /STEERS A /SHIP.> /WHO CLUE (/3 PARTS)| /2. /LAST _____ AND /TESTAMENT.>THERE HAVE BEEN RECENT B ORDER CLASHES BETWEEN /PRUSSIA AND THE C OUNTRIES OF /HUNGARY, /POLAND AND /FRANC E.>/MESSAGE CLUE (/3 PARTS)| /1. INITI ALS OF /ABERDEEN /UNIVERSITY.>ONLY ONE / MONTH CONTAINS THE LETTER "/G.">/EVENT C LUE (/3 PARTS)| /2. THE /FOURTH /WORD /OF THIS CLUE IS THE ANSWER.>/MESSAGE CL UE (/3 PARTS)| /3. BETWEEN /EIGHTEENTH AND /TWENTIETH.>HIGH SECURITY HAS BEEN ORDERED FOR THE UPCOMING /VISIT OF /NAPO LEON OF /FRANCE.>/EVENT CLUE (/3 PARTS) | /3. COUNTRY ACROSS THE /CHANNEL BOAST ING /CAN-/CANS AND /BON-/BONS.[107K]>KW1 07<[107T]>THE MYSTERIOUS SKULL[107C]>/MO TIVE CLUE (/4 PARTS)| /3. /APOTHECARY IS ANOTHER NAME FOR A _____ /STORE. >A CERTAIN FORM OF /RACING /BOAT IS CALLED A "/SCULL.">/KILLERS CLUE (/4 PARTS)| /2. TWO OR MORE /HORSES /HARNESSED TO TH E SAME /CARRIAGE OR /PLOW. >THE TICKETS TO HAMLET ARE FOR A /BROADWAY PLAYHOUSE IN /NEW /YORK.>/MOTIVE CLUE (/4 PARTS) | /1. A /BLANKET.>THE WATER POLO COACH HAD FIVE KEYS MADE FOR THE /ROWING /TEA M'S /LOCKERS. FOUR /ROWERS AND THE /COXS WAIN.>/WEAPON CLUE (/3 PARTS)| /1. TO /STRIKE OR /ADMINISTER A /BLOW. >/WEAPON CLUE (/3 PARTS)| /2. /CASABLANCA THEM E SONG: "/AS /TIME /GOES _____." >/WEAPO N CLUE (/3 PARTS)| /3. /WATER VEHICLE, /SMALLER THAN A /SHIP. >/KILLER CLUE (/2 PARTS)| /1. /PROPELLING A /BOAT BY USE OF /OARS.>"ALAS, POOR HORATIO. I KNE W HIM WELL." IS A LINE HAMLET /DELIVERS /TO A /SKULL. >/MOTIVE CLUE (/4 PARTS) | /4. THREE LETTER WORD MEANING "/TO /U TILIZE." >WHILE CONSTRUCTING OLYMPIC STA DIUM, WORKERS UNEARTHED AN /ANCIENT /HUM AN /SKULL, BUT NO OTHER /REMAINS.>/MOTIV E CLUE (/4 PARTS)| /2. THE SOFT, FINE /FEATHERS OF A /PILLOW, BUT USE A /WORD THAT'S /OPPOSITE.[110K]>KW110<[110T]>THE MUSICAL MURDER[110C]>"GOOD-BYE, DOLLY" WAS ORIGINALLY /DESHARPE'S /COMPOSITION >/KILLER CLUE (/2 PARTS)| /1. /TALL AN D /SHORT BUDDIES, /MUTT AND _____. >/OC TAVIA WAS BEING /BLACKMAILED BY /MINOR.> /MINOR WAS /LEAVING HIS /WIFE TO /RUN /O FF WITH /BEA.>/KILLER CLUE (/2 PARTS)| /2. AN /E-/FLAT ON THE /PIANO CAN ALSO BE CALLED ANOTHER /NOTE. IF YOU'RE NOT T OO /SHARP WITH /MUSIC, GO TO A /CONCERT IN THE /PARK. >/MAJOR /KEYS WAS SEEN TALKING TO A KNOWN /ARSONIST.>THE /ARROW CAME FROM A /MUSEUM /EXHIBIT ON /MEDIEV AL /ENGLAND. >/MOTIVE CLUE (/3 PARTS)| /1. IF YOUR /CAR IS /MISSING FROM YOUR /GARAGE, CHANCES ARE IT /WAS _____. >/K ILLER CLUE (/2 PARTS)| /2. AN /E-/FLAT IS THE /SAME AS A /D-/SHARP. >/WEAPON C LUE (/2 PARTS)| /1. INSTRUMENTS IN THE STRING QUARTET WERE A /PIANO, A /CELLO, A /VIOLIN AND A _____. >/MOTIVE CLUE ( /3 PARTS)| /3. TO CHANGE /CHORDS ON A V IOLIN, YOU MUST CHANGE THE _____ OF YOUR /FINGERS (RHYMES WITH "/CONDITION"). >/ MOTIVE CLUE (/3 PARTS)| /2. T.V. JARGO N FOR /SITUATION /COMEDY IS /SIT _____.> HEIDI MINOR'S /NICKNAME IS "/DOLLY.">/WE APON CLUE (/2 PARTS)| /2. EACH /INSTRU MENT IN THE /QUARTET HAS AT LEAST /FOUR. [9999K]../MOTIVE CLUE (/3 PARTS)| /2. TITLE FOR A /MARRIED /WOMAN IN GERMANY. >HOLMES FINDS A /NEEDLE COVERED WITH /C URARE /POI
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