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Conrad, Hy

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Hy Conrad is the best at writing short solve-it-yourself mini-mysteries. He's created mysteries in many media: games, puzzles, computer games, television, even on VideoDisc. He's the wonderful author of our See-n-Solves, Get-a-Clue and many Solve-it's here on MysteryNet, some Mini Mystery books, and also at least one Monk episode that I know of: "Mr. Monk Goes to Mexico".

ginger parrish - 10:24pm Jul 20, 2004 PST(#1 of 7)

dont have the book by hy conrad ob Whodunit crime mysteries but can anyone tell me the solutions to the following: the missing monet. the bus station bomber the maze the postman rings once

Jody Pearch - 05:58pm Dec 16, 2004 PST(#2 of 7)

Solve-it #274 "A Real False Alarm" by Hy Conrad

who did it and why? I just read my Sept. 04 email of the mystery and can't find it online any more. thanks.

Fran Hinkel - 07:57am Jan 8, 2005 PST(#3 of 7)
You can check out anytime you like...but you can never leave!

I'll try to get it for you, Jody.

Fran Hinkel - 09:49am Jan 8, 2005 PST(#4 of 7)
You can check out anytime you like...but you can never leave!

Jody, I've emailed you the solution.

tschultz - 02:33pm Apr 1, 2008 PST(#5 of 7)

A couple of years ago I read a mystery "The Late Commuter" I can't find the solution page. How do I find old mysteries on here?

Missy Sweesy - 03:40pm Apr 1, 2008 PST(#6 of 7)
Life has a way of finding you, no matter how artistic a sneak you are.---Keeper proverb---Thief: The Dark Project.

I'm not sure you can get to the old ones, they seem to replace them?

Fran Hinkel - 03:08am May 17, 2008 PST(#7 of 7)
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tshultz, I don't have the mystery on hand, but I believe the delivery man was the culprit. In the story, no one knew if the victim was leaving his house or arriving there. The delivery man slipped up when he said "someone must have followed him home" because the assumption at that point was that he was leaving for work at that time of day. Hence, the delivery man is the culprit!