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The Bird:
Red Footed Falcon
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It would seem these details clear Mrs. Kiwi of the murder of her husband, yet we have her own confession. Could such a confession have been concocted to protect her former lover, the notorious Fish Hawk?
Fish Hawk has also confessed, and this adds yet another homicide to the long list of his murders. However all his previous victims were female, so how heroic it makes him seem, to have defeated a warrior kiwi in a fair fight. And didn't he say the girl with the soldier was the soldier's "wife"?
This brings us back to the mother of Mrs. Kiwi, mother-in-law of the murdered soldier. Isn't there something to be doubted in a mother's testimony which protects her erring daughter? Then again, the Old Fisherman did say he saw someone watching from the reeds.
Does anyone know the whereabouts of the missing girlfriend, the one who wore the lavender veil?
I believe I will retire to my chambers and reflect further on this most curious case.
~ The End ~
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