The Mystery of the Murdered Man
Three years ago in France lived a young man called Mugsy Morrow; he had stolen a Golden emerald from the National Museum of Art. They found him and he was arrested. At jail he became older and with the years Mugsy felt solitary and lonely. He had a strange aspect and his skin became as white as snow. He was dressed in a long coat and a pair of black boots.
In jail he met Arthur Pompei and they became good friends, he was free from jail much earlier than Mugsy. With the time he had lost a friend.
Two years later his friend Arthur visited Mugsy, and together they planned an escape from jail. That night Arthur waited for Mugsy at the bank. Mugsy had escaped through the central entrance of jail after having dinner.
At the bank Arthur looked old, thin and now, his hair looked blonde; he was smoking and his voice sounded weird. They opened Martha’s safe box, in fact, they knew her secret code.
After they robbed Martha’s money, they went to her café where they had lunch. At the café they saw two men who looked really suspicious; they were Tom Edith and Kevin Mc.Finger. Martha was cleaning the floor; she entered the kitchen and heard a shot. Quickly she ran to the table and saw Mugsy lying on the floor. She called the police.
Together they investigated and found some clues, Kevin was the murderer. He had a gun and when he finished eating he pushed Mugsy and shot him, that’s when Tom and Arthur had left the café. Kevin had been a great police and recognized Mugsy; Mugsy was the most wanted robber in the entire France, that’s why every single corner in France was looked after. Kevin worked as a policeman many years ago, and he had been a great shooter. He had lots of experience. Kevin recovered his job when Martha and the police office found him.
Ten years later Arthur died. Martha owns the café and she is still a beautiful woman. Now Martha’s café is one of the most popular cafés in whole France. And she will never forget this great story.
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