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Tower Mansion Research Paper

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The robbery of Tower Mansion has been solved. Frank and Joe Hardy, sons of detective Mr. Hardy, played an important role about solving the Tower Mansion mystery.
Chet Morton 's jalopy has been stolen. Later on, someone tried to rob a ticket office at Bayport. On the way to Chet’s house, Frank and Joe barely avoided a speeding car that eventually crashed. The two crimes were thought to have been committed by the same thief, because the thief was seen to have worn a red wig during his crime spree. Frank and Joe Hardy found that the jalopy was hidden in the woods of Bayport.
Right when Frank and Joe Hardy found the car, they heard that the Tower Mansion has been robbed. Frank and Joe made a connection that it must have been the same thief. The

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