Sweetjunkiegirl
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Emilie Autumn:
In the book you mention a historical case of a murdered girl whose striped stockings survived a fire and this led to the capture of her murderer. Is this something that really happened or a nod to Emil-y's story? None of us PRs have ever been able to find a historical source, but perhaps we are not looking in the right place \<3/~
Emilie Autumn
Hello:)!
This truly was a historical account that I had read many years ago, I didn't embellish on that at all. I dearly wish I remembered where it came from, or that I could find it again...if you ever do, please let me know!
EA
This truly was a historical account that I had read many years ago, I didn't embellish on that at all. I dearly wish I remembered where it came from, or that I could find it again...if you ever do, please let me know!
EA
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Lynn
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Emilie Autumn:
I have an curious question regarding the riddles and ciphers. I hope I can explain myself correctly. By the time you reach a puzzle in the book that involves a riddle, should you know the answer? Since the riddles reference something in the story. For example, the swirl/wave one - is the answer "hidden" (or referenced to) before? Or is it better to read the book as a whole and then go back to solve riddles?
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