You are a thief. You specialise in jewellers’ shops. Last week you did a big jeweller's in Paris and got away with £50,000. Dor't let anyone know you've been to Paris, though its safe to mention other countries. Portugal for example — you went there two weeks ago, but that was for pleasure, not work. Talk about your hobbies: opera, old cars. You are a bank robber. Last week you did a bank in South London and got away with £260,000. Don't let anyone know you were in London last week. Tell them you went to Madrid to see the match against Real Madrid = that's true as it happens, but you did the robbery when you got back! You are a gold smuggler. Last week you brought £300,000 worth of gold from Hong Kong into Britain, Be careful! Don't let anyone know you've ever been to Hong Kong (although you go there once a month on ‘business’. Talk about other places you've been - Japan, Thailand — if you like, or about your hobby: bird watching, ee cr You are an art thief. Last week you stole two paintings from a museum in Amsterdam. Don't let anyone know you've been to Holland, or know anything about art. Talk about your interests: jazz, travel - you've been on the Trans-Siberian rallway and you've seen the Pyramids. You are a burglar. Last week you got into a house in New York, and got away with a quarter of a milion pounds’ worth of antiques. Don't let anyone know you've ever been to New York. You can talk about other places you've visited: Greece, Turkey, but not the States. Or you can talk about your interests: you love animals — you used to keep a lion cub and a koala bear, but you had to sell them, because your work involves $0 much travel. You are a car thief. Last week you were in Rome where you stole 6 Alfa Romeos, 5 Lamborghinis and 10 Ferraris. But be carefull Don't let anyone know you've been to Italy, although you go there quite often on ‘business’ (you're crazy about ttalian cars). Talk about other countries you've been to — ‘Switzerland, Norway — of about your hobbies — skiing and mountain walking. Pe snan ans cee eens 905200) Eee PaNaeeeeMen nnnnne eee eecemeeNreeneel | Manansceeeeee MemeaNemMemen Sanne -CECeCdYou are a police officer and you are looking for a jewellery thief. Don't let anyone know this though! The person you are looking for robbed a jewellery shop in Paris last week and stole £50,000 of jewellery. They found some clues at the scene of the crime: a wallet Containing an opera ticket, some Portuguese stamps and an entrance ticket to the Transport Museum in London. Talk to people about their hobbies and travels, and see if you can find anyone who could be the thief. If you do suspect someone, don't say anything, act naturally and wait tl the end of the game. You are a police officer, and you are looking for a bank robber. Dor't let anyone know this though! The person you are looking for robbed a bank in London last week and stole £260,000. There was a clue at the scene of the crime: the robber dropped an old airline ticket to Madrid and a ticket stub from a football match there. Talk to people about their hobbies and travels, and see if you can find anyone who could be the thief. If you do suspect someone, don't say anything, act naturally and wait til the end of the game. You are a police officer, and you are looking for a gold smuggler. Don't let anyone know this though! The person you are looking for smuggled £300,000 worth of gold trom Hong Kong to London last week. There are some ‘clues though: a bag containing an incriminating letter, a guide book to Japan and a book on bird-watching were found on the plane. Talk to people about their hobbies and. travels, and see if you can find anyone who ‘could be the thief. If you do suspect someone, don't say anything, act naturally and wait tll the end of the game. aan pa. | | | | | | | | 1 | | 1 | | 1 | | | | You are a police officer, and you are looking for an art thief. Don't let anyone know this though! The person you are looking for robbed an art gallery in Amsterdam last week and stole two paintings. They found some clues at the scene of the crime: a wallet containing a ticket to a jazz concert, a postcard of the Pyramids and an old ticket from the Trans-Siberian railway. Talk to people about their hobbies and travels, and see if you can find anyone who could be the thief. if you do suspect someone, don't say anything, act naturally and wait till the end of the game. You are a police officer, and you are looking for a burglar — a very successful one. Don't let anyone know this though! The person you are ooking for burgled a house in New York last week and stole £250,000 of antiques. They found some clues at the scene of the crime: the burglar had dropped a wallet containing some Greek and Turkish money and some photos of a lion cub and a koala bear. Talk to people about their hobbies and travels, and see if you can find anyone who could be the thiet. if you do suspect someone, don't say anything, act naturally and wait tll the end of the game. You are a police officer, and you are looking {or a car thiet, Don't let anyone know though! The person you are looking for stole a large number of Italian cars in Rome last ‘week. There are some clues though: one of the stolen Alfa Romeos was found and in the boot were a Swiss ski pass, a pair of walking boots and a guide to Norway. Talk to people ‘about their hobbies and travels, and see if you can find anyone who could be the thie. If you do suspect someone, don't say anything, act ‘naturally and wait tll the end of the game.