Garage Sale Mystery: The Deadly Room Page #4
Mm.
Logan and I
Were at the batting cage today.
I brought up
The dance,
And he seemed
How?
If Amy invited him.
And he said, "Thank you,
That sounds like fun,
I'd love to"?
No. It's was more like,
"No way."
Hmm.
[Video playing]
Hey. Whatcha doing?
[Clicks video off]
English homework
And watching an old movie.
It's amazing you can do both
At the same time.
It's called
Multi-tasking, mom.
What movie
Are you watching?
the sting.
the sting?
That's a classic.
Hey, can we talk?
Yeah, about what?
I just want to
Share something with you.
Long ago, and far away,
Your mother
Was in high school
And there was
A girl-ask-boy dance,
And there was a boy
But I couldn't
Work up the courage.
What if he didn't think I was
Cool enough, or cute enough?
Or what if he said no?
It was very stressful.
Anyway, one day I did
Work up the courage to ask him,
And to my surprise,
He said yes.
We didn't date after that,
It was never a "thing,"
But we had a wonderful time,
And I will always remember him
For that.
So I just want to say,
If you are lucky enough
To be asked,
I hope you'll realize
That it's not easy for the girl.
That's all.
[]
Oh, no.
You are not gonna
Spend eight hours
Watching Adrian
Sleeping in bed.
I thought it was
A live-feed, anyway.
What, did you
Tape it?
In the cloud.
I'm watching it
At four times the normal speed.
I should be done
In two hours.
What are you looking for?
I don't know.
Anything.
A shadow?
Something weird.
[Sighs] pause it.
[Clack]
Can you tell me why
Everyone else is wrong,
And you suspect foul play
In the death of Adrian?
I went down to the library,
To look through the records.
There was a woman
Who died in the house in 1895.
Elizabeth Carson.
William Carsons
Great-great grandmother?
There might be three "greats."
Died of typhus.
So not a deadly room?
No. But the story
Mentioned
That the house was thought
To be cursed.
There were other deaths.
But Adrian said, back then,
It was common for people
To die at home.
I don't believe
In a curse anyway.
It's just too convenient.
An anonymous article comes out
About a "deadly room,"
And the one night
She dies?
Mm.
Well, if you're
Thinking murder,
You need a suspect
And motive.
I'm working on that.
And a method.
I mean...
How do you kill someone when
There are
No marks on the body,
And the autopsy finds
Nothing out of the ordinary?
I'm working on that, too.
Do I think
She died of natural causes?
Hard to believe.
But the alternative is...
It's ridiculous.
Adrian was
A good friend.
Few years back,
We were a team.
One of the top producers.
Why did you split?
Well, the agency thought
We'd be more productive
Competing against each other,
And we were.
But we didn't have
As much fun.
When something like this
Happens,
Who profits?
Well, not the owner--
Erica franklin.
She's put a lot of money
Into this project.
The price of the house
Has taken a big hit.
How much?
Who knows?
A better price on real estate,
Don't you think?
I'm just
Trying to figure out
Who might gain
By this situation.
Hey, folks! One sec.
Look, I have to admit
I've had some of
The same thoughts myself.
I keep on coming up empty.
[Sighs]
If there's anything
I can do to help,
Please let me know.
Thanks, peter.
Hi. Peter Mullin.
Pleasure. Nice to meet you.
[Doorbell jingles]
Oh! Welcome to rags to riches.
Hi.
I have
From the 1920s.
Oh! Wow.
That's stunning.
I even have a picture
Of my grandmother
Wearing the dress.
Oh... I love this.
Well, I need to
Sell it right away.
It's really crazy,
But little my doggy,
He tore his acl,
And the operation
Is really expensive.
Great for the store.
Um, how much
Did you want for it?
Well, I don't really
Want to sell it,
But I feel like
If I got $700 for it,
That would be fair.
Okay, well...
Excuse me a second.
Okay.
[Keys clacking]
[Quiet gasp]
[Picks up phone]
Mom?
Why don't you ever
Pick up your phone?
[]
I really like the dress,
But I can't buy something
That expensive without approval.
Could you bring it back later?
I-I really do
Need to sell it today.
I'll try another store.
I could give you
$300 for the dress.
[Exhales]
Five is really
The lowest I can go.
I mean, it is
Vintage silk, beaded.
Honestly,
The most I have is 300,
And I probably
Shouldn't do that.
[Sighing]
Deal.
[Giggles happily]
Thank you so much.
You're welcome.
Oh, wow.
No one wants to get near it.
All offers have been pulled.
Is it true?
That Donald Lennox
Had wanted to
Tear the place down
And build
An apartment complex?
For practically nothing.
Than nothing,
And I think Donald
Was irritated with Adrian
Was interested in the house.
He still is.
You know he called me
The day after
Adrian's passing,
Seeing if I wanted to
"Unload" it.
Offering me even less
Than what I paid for it,
Before the remodel.
I know you consider yourself
Some kind of sleuth--
At least that's what I hear.
Doesn't really matter.
"Deadly room," murder,
It's all the same.
My investment is wrecked.
It may have
Mattered to Adrian.
Of course.
She and I were in
A business relationship,
And that's what my mind
Is on now--
The business.
[]
I'll be fine.
Hey, sweetheart!
How did it go?
Went great.
I took your advice
About going for it.
Authentic silk flapper dress
From the 1920s.
How much?
Well, I saw one
Online for $1,500.
Get $700 out of me,
But I drove a hard bargain
And I got it for 300!
We're gonna do okay!
If-- if it's real.
It's real!
I have a photo
Of her grandmother wearing it.
[Sighs]
Well, sweetheart,
How do you know that
That's her grandmother?
How do you know
That it's silk?
Well... Feels like silk.
To pay for an operation
On her dog.
Well...
Ring?
-mm.
Real silk--
...can be
Pulled through a ring.
Synthetic bunches up.
So this dress is...
Genuine...
Rayon.
But good rayon.
[Sighs heavily]
I'm so sorry.
That was all a lie?
The picture of her grandmother,
[She sighs]
I've been conned.
Oh, sweetheart.
I'm sorry, mom.
That's okay.
We've all made
The same mistake
When we're starting out.
Well, sure!
That's how you learn!
$300 is an expensive lesson.
I will earn it back.
I swear.
It's okay.
Okay, you try, mom.
First, click
The magnifying glass,
Then put the cursor
Over what
You want to enlarge.
[Clicking]
[Jenn]:
why so blurry?
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