A light flickered on in Arthur Lorrington's hous (now owned by the bank). It wasn't a house light, no, that'd be suspicious. It was a heavy black torch held in the hands of a criminal. Along with the torch, in their hands they also held a wine glass with Gerald Smithens fingerprints on it and a muddy shoe from Geralds house.
The criminal placed the shoe on the ground and pressed before lifting it back up again then setting the wine glass in one of the cupboards before leaving.
And with that, they were gone.
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