Unheard Crime in Shylow
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Last published Thu, Jan 15, 2015
The Belikov family moved to a village named Shylow. The village was peaceful, fresh, and had a quiet environment. The house that they moved in looked simple and new but according to the housekeeper, it was already old. Then, the unexpected began. They heard strange moans of a lady begging for justice, revenge and help. They felt weird sensations. On their second night in the house, Kil and Mr. Belikov went missing. The police were called immediately and they suspected Mrs. Belikov, Amanda Belikov, and the gardener who was at their backyard. But could a supernatural force be behind Kil's and Mr. Belikov's disappearance as the three suspects claim? There's only one way to find out and that's by calling in Detective Sherlock Hushton to start an investigation.Will Detective Sherlock Hushton be able to identify the man behind the mystery?
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