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Across
  1. 8. A person who is believed to be involved in a crime
  2. 9. A piece of evidence or information that helps solve a mystery
  3. 10. An explanation offered to prove that someone was not involved in a crime
  4. 12. The spontaneous loss of a pregnancy
  5. 15. The number of the book’s chapters
  6. 17. The name of the author
  7. 18. A genre of fiction, often in film or literature, characterized by its dark and pessimistic atmosphere
  8. 20. A feeling of doubt and mistrust about someone's intentions
  9. 21. A problem that requires thought and creativity to be solve
  10. 22. Something often associated with secrets that is difficult to understand and explain
  11. 24. Extremely harmful of dangerous
  12. 26. The predetermined course of events; destiny
  13. 27. Information or facts often used in legal contexts to support or prove a theory
  14. 28. Petty arguments or disputes
  15. 29. Informal term for "governor” often used in British English
Down
  1. 1. A person with the ability to perceive information about the future
  2. 2. A story, typically a mystery novel centered around solving a crime
  3. 3. Who kill someone
  4. 4. A person who is homeless
  5. 5. Who is killed by someone
  6. 6. An intuitive feeling or guess based on limited information
  7. 7. To make a potentially dangerous situation less tense
  8. 11. To question someone in a formal manner, in order to gather informations and uncover the truth
  9. 13. Arousal of curiosity or fascination involving complex situations
  10. 14. The act of seeking information and answers by conducting research
  11. 16. A person who sees an incident or crime and can testify about it
  12. 19. The name of the detective
  13. 23. Synonym for detective
  14. 24. A person who investigates crimes
  15. 25. An act that violates the law and is subject to punishment