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     It was  quite sunny and one Could feel the scourging heat pierce through the skin. It had become quite unbearable, especially for those who had to walk long distance.
 Two policemen headed for their destination at a building site close to a T-junction where they 'had to conduct some investigations. Finally, they 'had arrived at a spot. 
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 The  first inspector sighted an object which drew his attention.
 "Wait oo! I can see something." He exclaimed as he beckoned on the second to draw closer thus he Followed closely . After a careful search, they both starred at each other like they were trying real hard to unravel a clue!
 "So, what do you think?" The second inspector Asked, a bit curious. The First inspector shrudded.
 "Well, this can be a leading evidence. At least, this can give us other CLUES." He Responded, quite optimistic.
 "Okay, however, we have to see what is inside." The second insisted, then cautiously they opened the black bag wish they 'had just found.
"Wow!" The police exclaimed.
                          
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