I work to solve difficult mysteries using careful observation, logic, and reasoning. My friend and assistant, Dr. John Watson, often helps me record my cases
This demonstrates the importance of creative thinking and the understanding of why the things around us occur. The local man was oblivious to someone taking advantage of him. The world needs people to question everything to uncover the truth, like me and soon like you. (4/4)
I visited the new museum that opened today and it reminded me of my most memorable moments as a detective. It was very neat, but as soon as I returned to my home I wanted to look through the detective missions I had completed. I will share one here. (1/4)
As a refresher, a fake company was created by a group of criminals that hired a local man to distract him while they dug a tunnel from his house to the bank. I knew this was a distraction to steal the bank’s gold and I alerted the police who caught red handed in the bank. (3/4)
That’s why this week I urge you not only to pay attention to what’s happening in your life, but also to stay aware of your current surroundings, and not let anyone take advantage of you when you least expect it. (4/4)
What’s good lock gang, I was taking a stroll through the park earlier, and noticed a water bottle stuck in the tire of a man’s car. At first I ignored it, however, when the man returned to his car soon after I came back. I told him it was there, and he removed it. (1/4)
It really opened my eyes to the importance of everyone being able to pay attention to detail. This brought me back to my incident with that “Red Headed League”, and the crime of Vincent Spaulding. Had we not caught his lies and deceit, that bank robbery would’ve been tragic (3/4)
This is a game changer for detectives, especially in my case of “The Red Headed League”. A local man was working for a fake company and could have looked up the company on a phone beforehand. It used to be exhausting labor but this would save tremendous amounts of work. (2/2)
It's the big Sherlock Holmes and I found a new invention called the Iphone. I remember back in the good old days of detective work when I would use a pen and paper and be forced to have a network of people’s addresses handwritten to be able to talk. (1/2)
I believe in pursuing knowledge and my followers can expect to hear about my former cases that show the utility of this trait. Through my days I’ve experienced plenty of situations that won���t only be funny to read, but also those with a lesson that goes far beyond detective work
Top of the morning to ya laddies, it's the big sherlock holmes. Due to recent events, I decided to share the crazy stories that go on in my life. I’m the smartest detective of all time, and you’re reading this so you will learn and find excitement in my posts.