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Conclusions Poll #4
And the next one... (don't forget to vote in the first 3 if you haven't already. Want to get at least 20-30 votes on each one before summarizing.)
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Re: Conclusions Poll #4
Ok, I answered "Falsifying DNA records" etc., but I must say I think she also provided Sherlock with a corpse to take his place in the grave (not in the ground, I firmly believe it was Sherlock, very much alive though faking dead, in the ground)
I don't know if I have surpassed Twitter length, sorry 
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Waiting for a crazy man in a blue box to fall from the sky...
But the thing is, we've taken away all the things that can possibly have happened, so I suppose the only thing that's left, even though it seems really weird, must be the thing that did happen, in fact. (Miss Marple)
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Re: Conclusions Poll #4
Wow, Tantalus, how on earth did you get a voting-bar-thing? I am extremely impressed!! 
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I was wondering if you'd like to have coffee...
Hmm. I really don't know. Oh, I'm sorry, did I say 'know'? I meant 'care'. I don't really care.
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Re: Conclusions Poll #4
I haven't voted in this poll yet because I am undecided.
Is there a reason why Moriarty's body could not have been buried in Sherlock's place?
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- Tantalus
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Re: Conclusions Poll #4
JaneCo wrote:
I haven't voted in this poll yet because I am undecided.
Is there a reason why Moriarty's body could not have been buried in Sherlock's place?
Well, that would just be plain wrong, now wouldn't it!
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Thread Starter- Tantalus
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Re: Conclusions Poll #4
Wow, Tantalus, how on earth did you get a voting-bar-thing? I am extremely impressed!!
I had help from Irene. When you start a new thread you have the option to create a poll down in the bottom right-hand corner of the message box (where the smileys are).
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Thread Starter- kazza474
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Re: Conclusions Poll #4
I chose the very unpopular first one.
If Molly is handling the body at the morgue, why would there be a need for DNA evidence?
John saw him jump. An eye witness who is the man's friend. The body slumped on the ground was his (albeit not dead) & other saw it too, a 'media personality's body'.
There was no need for DNA evidence. And no need to have the body 'look like Sherlock'. Often in traumatic deaths, a viewing of the body can be disallowed by the authorities.
All that was needed was a body to put in the coffin. And really that wasn't even needed; just weight it down.
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Re: Conclusions Poll #4
I really want someone to pick the third option, lol
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