Across
- 4. Many and varied
- 5. An indirect reference, suggestion or hint
- 7. A fact or object that gives information t o help solve mysteries
- 8. Rude and disrespectful behavior
- 9. To shake uncontrollably
- 12. A person who investigates mysteries and gathers information
- 13. To pay for the cost or expense of something
- 15. Reason for committing crime
- 16. Person assumed responsible for crime
Down
- 1. Having or showing skill in achieving one’s end by deceit or evasion
- 2. Widely knows for a bad reason
- 3. Lax in morals; lacking self-control, wild
- 6. The final part of a play, movie or narrative in which the strands of the plot are drawn together and matters are explained or resolved
- 10. Something that is unknown
- 11. Daydream
- 14. herring A false clue that throws the investigator off track
- 15. Gloomy, ill-tempered, moody
- 17. Something that helps prove who committed a crime