# MuSR / 

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{"choices":"['Dexter', 'Gordon']","narrative":"In the serene isolation of a snow-draped chalet, Harry's life is abruptly ended by the vicious snap of a bear trap; now, it's up to the astute Detective Winston to unravel the deadly web spun by the questionable duo, Dexter and Gordon.\n\nWinston, drizzly and cold from the rain, squinted at the farmhouse across the gloomy countryside. The hunting shop sign creaking in the wind was a well-known fixture having Gordon's name inscribed in bold on the top. Winston knew very well that the shop was run by Gordon, who was as good a supplier of hunting equipment as he was a farmer. The murder of Harry, now known in newspapers as \"The Chalet Bear Trap Murder,\" had to be untangled.\n\nIn front of Winston, a rough-faced man, smeared with sweat and dust from his work at both the shop and the farm, set to work, carrying feed bags to the barn. It was Gordon, the local farmer in question.\n\n\"Hello, Gordon,\" - Winston greeted him.\n\n\"Howdy, got no time to chat. Gotta feed the animals before the weather worsens. These parts, we got some bear problems,\" - Gordon grunted in response.\n\nCatching a break, Winston moved towards the subject. \"I heard you had some form of disagreement with Harry at the farmer's market a while back.\"\n\nScoffing, Gordon refused to meet his gaze. \"Sure, we had words... I wasn't selling much, and he was selling everything. Fella won an award recently for his agricultural products while the market for my products was going under.\"\n\n\"You blame Harry for that?\" - Winston asked, laying the facts bare.\n\n\"Goddam right I do...\" - Gordon muttered, throwing a dirty sack onto a pile.\n\n\"Where were you at the time Harry was killed, Gordon?\"\n\nThe farmer dusted his hands, meeting Winston's gaze with defiance. \"I was here, at the farm. All day. You can ask anyone around.\"\n\n“As for the chalet where poor Harry met his end...\" - Winston started.\n\n“Yeah, Harry was at my chalet. It’s my property, and I’m the who decides who can or can't access it.\" - Gordon interrupted, more flustered now.\n\n\"Did you see anyone else around that day?\"\n\n\"Nope. Quiet as a mouse that day, just the bears and me.\"\n\nAfter that, silence fell over the now dark homestead. Winston considered the facts, the countryside, farm, bears, the market, the struggling sales, it all called for further investigation. But for now, he just tipped his hat and walked back to his car under the drizzling rain, leaving a brooding Gordon to his work.\n\nAs the sheer size of the chalet murder scene could overwhelm a lesser detective, Winston, stood firm. The victim, Harry, was a known critic within the food industry. His sharp tongue had a penchant for landing him in a hot stew of trouble. This time, it would seem, there was a rogue ingredient he just couldn't swallow.\n\nWinston strolled over to Dexter, a known acquaintance of Harry's and an avid food enthusiast himself. The man's love for fine cuisine was matched only by his fervour for his religion.\n\n\"Evening, Dexter,\" Winston began. \"How are you holding up?\"\n\n\"I'm doing okay... under the circumstances.\" Dexter wasn't the most expressive despite his harsh critiques.\n\n\"I heard Harry was very open about his thoughts on your religious beliefs,\" Winston continued.\n\nDexter sighed, \"Yes, he publicly mocked my faith during an event. Disrespectful, but that was just Harry.\"\n\n\"Dexter,\" Winston turned back to him, \"I noticed a photograph of you and Tony the Tooth having dinner together surfaced on social media. Where were you the night of Harry's death?\"\n\n\"I... I was there, having dinner with Tony, known to his friends as 'Tony the Tooth,' I've recently learned.\"\n\nWinston paused at the mention of that name. Tony the Tooth’s reputation proceeded him. Known as a racketeer and money launderer, his guilty verdict in a recent court case was infamous. Dexter's association with him, especially in a photograph in a restaurant notoriously frequented by other criminals, only bred more suspicion.\n\nChanging tactics, Winston delved into Dexter's rural interests. Dexter's love for hunting was no secret to the community; he was often seen in the woods around the outskirts of the town. Dexter was not only known for his hobby of collecting hunting equipment but also for his knowledge of various hunting techniques. One of the common pieces of equipment in his collection was bear traps, which he frequently used in the woods. Dexter was often seen studying these traps, enhancing his understanding of them.\n\n\"Care to show me your hunting gear?\" Winston suddenly asked, catching him off guard.\n\n\"Sure, I guess,\" Dexter replied tensely. He led the way to a shed, where hunting equipment including rifles and the commonly used bear traps littered the floor and walls.\n\n\"It's quite the collection,\" Dexter added, trying to read Winston's face.\n\nWinston, however, didn't respond. He scribbled down a few more notes before thanking Dexter for his time and heading back to his car. His head was awash with the evening's revelations, notably Dexter's disrespect and his surprising dinner partner.","question":"Who is the most likely murderer?"}

Source: https://zayne-sprague.github.io/MuSR/

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