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one who asides or contributes in a secondary way accessory
try of clue that has the fact or truth proof
the criminal admitting guilt confession
a person who has personal knowledge or experience witness
a pattern that is done every time in the same way M.O.
anyone who looking for clues in a MyStory detective
a darker scare story hardboiled/ noir
Non-fiction stories based on real-life crimes true crime
person who is thought to have committed the crime suspect
things that lead one to the soluction clues
excuse intended to remove blame alibl true or false
a detective solves a crime, by following clue detective fiction
types of clues that cant prove guilt all by itself circumstantial evidence
the one who did it or that is guilty perpetrator
the reason someone committed the crime motive
feeling of mistrust suspicion
hint of a future event foreshadowing
the crime and its aftermath are explored though lawyers. courtroom thriller
puzzle-style mystery where the reader is invited whodunit
step- by -step work of police officers investigating a crime police procedural
try for clues that guides one to the answer lead
distract for the main issue red herring
make the real uncertain suspense
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