Jim Qwilleran Case Study

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There is a man who died in the woods on the reporter Jim Qwilleran on Qwills property. His cat named KoKo howls a death howl at the same time of his murder. But no one pays attention to the death because everyone is excited about Burr's bicentennial celebration. They interview Edythe Carroll at the celebration. She is a wealthy man who lives in Ittbittiwasse Estates. She is a grandmother Lish who trashed her grandmothers mansion while staying there. Jim Qwilleran wants to turn to turn Edythe mansion into a museum. He convinces Mrs Carroll to turn her mansion into a museum and she evicts her granddaughter out of her house because of how she trashed the house. Gary Pratt the owner of the Hotel Booze ask Lish to do the sound effects on Jims

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