The+Final+Piece+of+Evidence

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Dear members of Team T,

Your help has been invaluable. As you now know, I am actually a French agent who specializes in fighting illegal smuggling of exotic animals. We had heard, many months ago, that the brilliant and valuable Einstein might be targeted. I didn't know how the attack would come, but I traveled to the United States and set up a cover as the clumsy and ignorant Geovanni Graffi. I had to pretend to be hostile to the parrot, for I feared that he would brilliantly discover my secret identity. As it was, he quickly grew to hate me. Unfortunately, I did my work too well; due to Einstein's advice, Lana tried to end our friendship. I had no choice but to continue to track her movements, for I knew that an attack on Einstein could come any day.

It turns out that Inga Lish is not only a shy, people-hating, horror writer. She is also an international crime boss, who has ordered many of the crimes described in her books to be committed against her enemies and rivals. It was she who broke into Lana's apartment and fed Einstein a piece of poisoned chocolate. The chocolate was not made to kill him; rather, it contained just enough toxin to render Einstein unconscious. She arranged for Einstein to be smuggled from the country and sold for $2,000,000.00 to a well known and wealthy Swiss businessman who has long been suspected of illegally collecting exotic animals. Due to Einstein's foresight and installation of an internal tracking device in his own chest (camouflaged to look like an extension of his plumage) we were able to recognize the buyer. He has been arrested and all of the animals in his possession have been seized by the authorities.

As I write this, Lana's plane should be arriving in London. When she gets there she will be reunited with Einstein, and I am confident they will continue to have a brilliant performing career.

My work here is done, Team T, but I will remember your brilliant inferencing skills for a long time.

Until we meet again, I remain respectfully yours, Sergeant O. Fischer