Sunday, 11 March 2012

COFFEE RDV Presentation

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Permission Granted

I asked the boss if I could post the map of the suspicious things up here referring to the Panama Prodigy case and he agreed.

  But other news: I have heard of Agent 69-X. I received word yesterday evening from ex-retired (He loves it too much) Agent 445 Stomps that Agent 69-X was seen a little after HR*'s body was found. He was wandering on a sidewalk when seen and then ducked into the Avenida Justo Arosemena Restaurant.  An agent followed him in and watched him eat and then leave. By this time, there were 3 other agents in his trail and watched as he bordered a bus and then got off in front of his hotel. There are now 5 agents stationed around his hotel and 3 undercover on the inside waiting for any other action on his part.

We do not have any proof or anything to arrest him yet. Only our suspicion.

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 -Agent 3-Clicks
 

Saturday, 10 March 2012

Document #1856

I think I solved it a little bit further! If you haven't already, check my comments prior to this document on the In addition to the news below: posted by 3-Clicks. 
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Thursday, 8 March 2012

In addition to the news below:

(That's too good!) That is very very conspicuous indeed Agent 22 Snaps! However, I must ask, was the death of HR* recorded into our system? Because this may pop up again as I just received word from an old friend (The retired Agent 445 stomps) of another death in Panama City. There may be a coincidence! The death that I was informed of was recorded under our files as "Panama Prodigy" (In this case prodigy referring to it's meaning as "something abnormal or monstrous" So if you wish to add to it with this information, the code to unlock these files is "#445".

Wednesday, 7 March 2012

Agent 22-Snaps to Headquarters

Agent 3 Clicks:
I couldn't help but notice how intriguing the statement was... "I can't wait to see you..."???? So mysterious.
Do you have an appointment with Elder? A recent meeting that may have prompted her to write this?

Anyways,
I got a message from headquarters about 5 minutes ago, and I can't crack it.
RIDDIR
Notes:
  • palendrome
  •  sounds like "riddle"
  • An agent recently found exectuted in Panama was called Agent HR*
About this:  Agent HR*'s first name, according to rumor and a trustworthy-but-not-official source, was Hank. Last name? That's the weird thing... his last name was Douglas. I don't understand. I've gotten a few background checks and TWICE the name RIDDIR came up. Coincidence? I think not....
*10 minutes later...*
 Fellow Agents! I think I've cracked it. Agent HR* had a wife, also an agent. But not for COFFEE. She was working for Ron Day Voo, (like "rendezvous"), a rival of COFFEE, and a frequent internet hacker, stalker and notorious for planning out elaborate missions. (hence, the rendezvous). Her name? in Ron Day Voo's business, she was called Aîné. Undoubtedly a French name, she worked in Normandy, and frequently traveled to England. 
The odd thing:
Agent HR* worked in England during the war, (II) before his work with COFFEE started. He met a young girl, named Amie, (French for friend.) ( note how similar this sounds/looks to Aîné) The two fell in love, and got married 2 MONTHS later. Their honeymoon? In Panama City, Panama. 
Last week, HR* was found dead in Panama City, with the word "énigme" inscribed across his chest. 
He went there for his anniversary. 
Translation: énigme (French) for Riddle.
As I said before, Riddir looks like riddle. And especially when in cursive.

Now, what did COFFEE refer to Aîné as?  Although Ron Day Voo called her that, COFFEE does not. We call her Riddle, because she is such a puzzle to figure out. We had no idea she was married to HR*, (and neither did he) ...until just about... 11 minutes ago. You see, along with other files we have of Riddle, many misread notes and incorrect English (possibly written by a french person) addressed these letters as.... Riddir. Yes, Ron Day Voo also called her by her COFFEE name, Riddle, but the spelling was probably lost in translation.
After doing some research, we found out what Aîné means.


It's not an innocent French name.


It means


Elder.


Message From Willow HQ:

 Agents,

The newest news here is that as I was snooping (More like investigating) on the mothership's computer, I caught a glimpse of what might be a *cyber* message from the eldest of this family. As you know, past records forced her to move to England for a while, but now, I have 5 words to go on:  -.-. .- -. .----. -   .-- .- .. -   - ---   ... . .   -.-- --- ..-

 Curious, isn't it? Maybe she has decided to return....to get revenge on the girl who....stole her socks? (I hope not, or I'm in for it!)  But all this information is strictly top secret, agents. Not a word of it to anyone.

I will stay on the case here.

 Over and out.

Agent 3-Clicks

Monday, 5 March 2012

Message from Yew HQ

Hello fellow agents.
This message was originally sent by the COFFEE G.R.I.N.D. (Group Responsible for Interesting Notices and Documents) I got it from them and I think I need your help cracking it. Thanks.

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Heads-up from the Team: First to reply gets a reward! ;)