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<\/a>This was the crime scene. Lily and I were informed that Mrs. Koala had been shot. Here’s a close up of the wound, with the “bullet” visible.<\/p>\nLuckily, we had a witness. She couldn’t talk, being a monkey, but she gave us a note with a sketch of the killer.<\/p>\n Also nearby were some hairs, helpfully taped to the wall. We broke out another one of our CSI tools, the lint roller, to collect them.<\/p>\n Lily and I reviewed our clues. Flour on the floor. A witness who saw a teddy bear. White hair speckled with other colors. All signs pointed to… Cupcake Bear.<\/p>\n Lily and I soon had Cupcake Bear in custody. A quick look through the microscope at her feet confirmed that she had recently stepped in flour.<\/p>\n<\/a>Nearby we found some flour spilled on the floor, complete with suspicious footprints.<\/p>\n<\/a>We also found a note, apparently left by the killer. The writing on the note was only visible under black light. Luckily, we had a black light flash light handy.<\/p>\n<\/a>The note said, “Na na a boo boo! You will never find out who I am.” Yes, the koala killer was taunting us.<\/p>\n<\/a>“I saw it happen. This is what he or she looks like.” The monkey is no trained sketch artist, but that looked like a teddy bear to me.<\/p>\n<\/a>Under the microscope, it was clear that most of these hairs were white, with a few hairs of assorted other colors.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a>That was enough evidence to book the bear.<\/p>\n