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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Miss Scarlet was driving her car across town. She had a meeting with Professor Plum at the library . It was regarding a paper she had written in the study at home. About the life of Colonel Mustard and the revolver he carried during the war. Mrs. White was on her way to the school. She had just left the kitchen,she forgot to put the knife away. So she slipped it in her purse, she had colored eggs baskets for her students. It was near Easter and she was driving to the ballroom to set up for the party. Now, Mrs. Peacock was angry. She had brought a rope to use to tie up the hole in the hutch. Her prize bunnies were escaping, her best sales were during Easter time. She needed to secure the hutch so that no rabbits would escape. Mrs. Peacock put a wrench in her purse to secure the bolts on the hutch. Well nobody knows what really happened next, they can only surmise. All they know is the rabbit was lying in a pool of Easter eggs and baskets. Three cars were totaled in the accident, all of the women died. What was peculiar was what else they saw. A wrench,a rope, and a knife, were found at the scene. No one had a clue as to where, how, or why? In the meantime, Professor Plum was in the Library with the revolver. 2-27-13 .
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