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I suspect the

I suspect the bakeshop employee.

Reasons:

  • He is “very worried” yet he didn't check when the customer didn't pick up the bread yesterday (even though the door isn't locked).
  • There isn't any furniture in the room, possibly because it has been stolen.
  • His guests for which he ordered the bread are probably the boy and the girl. But, they were invited for a drink, not for breakfast. Did he expect them to stay over? That's very unlikely.
  • Which leads us to the question: why didn't his guests for who he ordered the bread notice he was dead?
  • Which leads me to call the truthfulness of the baker's story into question.
  • It wasn't suicide; the ceiling is high, and if a ladder was used by the customer it should have been carried away by someone.
  • The broken bottle of beer may have been dropped by one of his guests (the boy or the girl) when they left.

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  • He is “very worried” yet he didn't check when the customer didn't pick up the bread yesterday (even though the door isn't locked).
  • There isn't any furniture in the room, possibly because it has been stolen.
  • His guests for which he ordered the bread are probably the boy and the girl. But, they were invited for a drink, not for breakfast. Did he expect them to stay over? That's very unlikely.
  • Which leads us to the question: why didn't his guests for who he ordered the bread notice he was dead?
  • Which leads me to call the truthfulness of the baker's story into question.
  • It wasn't suicide; the ceiling is high, and if a ladder was used by the customer it should have been carried away by someone.
  • The broken bottle of beer may have been dropped by one of his guests (the boy or the girl) when they left.

    • I suspect the bakeshop employee.

    Reasons:

  • He is “very worried” yet he didn't check when the customer didn't pick up the bread yesterday (even though the door isn't locked).
  • There isn't any furniture in the room, possibly because it has been stolen.
  • His guests for which he ordered the bread are probably the boy and the girl. But, they were invited for a drink, not for breakfast. Did he expect them to stay over? That's very unlikely.
  • Which leads us to the question: why didn't his guests for who he ordered the bread notice he was dead?
  • Which leads me to call the truthfulness of the baker's story into question.
  • It wasn't suicide; the ceiling is high, and if a ladder was used by the customer it should have been carried away by someone.
  • The broken bottle of beer may have been dropped by one of his guests (the boy or the girl) when they left.

    • I suspect the

    bakeshop employee.

    Reasons:

    >!
  • He is “very worried” yet he didn't check when the customer didn't pick up the bread yesterday (even though the door isn't locked).
  • There isn't any furniture in the room, possibly because it has been stolen.
  • His guests for which he ordered the bread are probably the boy and the girl. But, they were invited for a drink, not for breakfast. Did he expect them to stay over? That's very unlikely.
  • Which leads us to the question: why didn't his guests for who he ordered the bread notice he was dead?
  • Which leads me to call the truthfulness of the baker's story into question.
  • It wasn't suicide; the ceiling is high, and if a ladder was used by the customer it should have been carried away by someone.
  • The broken bottle of beer may have been dropped by one of his guests (the boy or the girl) when they left.
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    I suspect the bakeshop employee. Reasons:

    Reasons:

  • He is “very worried” yet he didn't check when the customer didn't pick up the bread yesterday (even though the door isn't locked).
  • There isn't any furniture in the room, possibly because it has been stolen.
  • His guests for which he ordered the bread are probably the boy and the girl. But, they were invited for a drink, not for breakfast. Did he expect them to stay over? That's very unlikely.
  • Which leads us to the question: why didn't his guests for who he ordered the bread notice he was dead?
  • Which leads me to call the truthfulness of the baker's story into question.
  • It wasn't suicide; the ceiling is high, and if a ladder was used by the customer it should have been carried away by someone.
  • The broken bottle of beer may have been dropped by one of his guests (the boy or the girl) when they left.

    • He is “very worried” yet he didn't check when the customer didn't pick up the bread yesterday (even though the door isn't locked).
    • There isn't any furniture in the room, possibly because it has been stolen.
    • His guests for which he ordered the bread are probably the boy and the girl. But, they were invited for a drink, not for breakfast. Did he expect them to stay over? That's very unlikely.
    • Which leads us to the question: why didn't his guests for who he ordered the bread notice he was dead?
    • Which leads me to call the truthfulness of the baker's story into question.
    • It wasn't suicide; the ceiling is high, and if a ladder was used by the customer it should have been carried away by someone.
    • The broken bottle of beer may have been dropped by one of his guests (the boy or the girl) when they left.

    I suspect the bakeshop employee. Reasons:

    • He is “very worried” yet he didn't check when the customer didn't pick up the bread yesterday (even though the door isn't locked).
    • There isn't any furniture in the room, possibly because it has been stolen.
    • His guests for which he ordered the bread are probably the boy and the girl. But, they were invited for a drink, not for breakfast. Did he expect them to stay over? That's very unlikely.
    • Which leads us to the question: why didn't his guests for who he ordered the bread notice he was dead?
    • Which leads me to call the truthfulness of the baker's story into question.
    • It wasn't suicide; the ceiling is high, and if a ladder was used by the customer it should have been carried away by someone.
    • The broken bottle of beer may have been dropped by one of his guests (the boy or the girl) when they left.
     

    I suspect the bakeshop employee.

    Reasons:

  • He is “very worried” yet he didn't check when the customer didn't pick up the bread yesterday (even though the door isn't locked).
  • There isn't any furniture in the room, possibly because it has been stolen.
  • His guests for which he ordered the bread are probably the boy and the girl. But, they were invited for a drink, not for breakfast. Did he expect them to stay over? That's very unlikely.
  • Which leads us to the question: why didn't his guests for who he ordered the bread notice he was dead?
  • Which leads me to call the truthfulness of the baker's story into question.
  • It wasn't suicide; the ceiling is high, and if a ladder was used by the customer it should have been carried away by someone.
  • The broken bottle of beer may have been dropped by one of his guests (the boy or the girl) when they left.

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    I suspect the bakeshop employee. Reasons:

    • He is “very worried” yet he didn't check when the customer didn't pick up the bread yesterday (even though the door isn't locked).
    • There isn't any furniture in the room, possibly because it has been stolen.
    • His guests for which he ordered the bread are probably the boy and the girl. But, they were invited for a drink, not for breakfast. Did he expect them to stay over? That's very unlikely.
    • Which leads us to the question: why didn't his guests for who he ordered the bread notice he was dead?
    • Which leads me to call the truthfulness of the baker's story into question.
    • It wasn't suicide; the ceiling is high, and if a ladder was used by the customer it should have been carried away by someone.
    • The broken bottle of beer may have been dropped by one of his guests (the boy or the girl) when they left.