THE MYSTERY OF THE CAFE
One day in Martha’s café there was a murder. The murder killed a well known gangster. As far as we know the murderer took some drug from his jacket. The man who was killed was called Millhouse. This last week he was leaving the cafe earlier than usual, but nobody knew where he went. He was a young man who had lived in New Mexico for some years and then he came here to New York to sell drug. The only three persons that were in the café at the same time that Millhouse was killed were: Mr. White, Mr. Mole and Homero. All these persons were selling drugs illegally, blackmailing guns against the law.
After some days in the police station the experts found out that Millhouse wasn’t killed by a bullet, he was killed by a Chinese venomous dart.
Some days later they discovered that the thief left the cafe hastily and got in a car and went rushing away.
The next day the police went to Homer’s house, and found a lot of books about the most deadly poisonous darts lying on the floor of his house and Homero was dead on the floor. Then they went to Mr. Mole’s house and they found some drugs under the couch and found Mr. Mole dead some feet away and the police realized that it was not because of the drug because somebody had taken away the other part of Mr. Mole collection.
At the end of the week the FBI went to Mr. White's house and they didn’t find anything except for some few books of blow pipes and they found Mr. White dead. In the first hour of the morning the FBI went to Martha’s café and found out that Martha had killed Millhouse but Homero had robbed the collection of Martha’s darts, Mr. White had stolen Martha’s grandfathers blow pipes and Mr. Mole had robbed all the drugs. So Martha killed Millhouse because she wanted to sell the drugs . She then killed Homero to have her collection of darts back again. She also killed Mr. Mole because Martha wanted the drug, and she killed Mr. White to have her grandfather's blow pipe. The case was finally closed thanks to the FBI.
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