Scioly Assassination 141: Backyard BBQ Mayhem

[Here]

I guess I'll protect myself since my sig states that I want to do ornithology next year

[lumosityfan]

Maybe perhaps we need to think of the passwords less as a code but rather just straight-up; perhaps there's hidden numbers in them.

[waffletree]

it prolly isnt about ornithology because theres a LOT of ppl on forums that are doing ornithology

[sciolyperson1]

I'll protect myself for now, if I find a solution to the problem I'll change my protect.

[TheCrazyChemist]

Maybe perhaps we need to think of the passwords less as a code but rather just straight-up; perhaps there's hidden numbers in them.

What do you mean by that? I quoted the sassy but there wasn't any small text.

[lumosityfan]

Maybe perhaps we need to think of the passwords less as a code but rather just straight-up; perhaps there's hidden numbers in them.

What do you mean by that? I quoted the sassy but there wasn't any small text.

What I mean by that is that perhaps if you group numbers within each password, those numbers are important to find out who the victim is. (So for instance 1969 is grouped to 19 and 69 which could be important.)

[JoeyC]

Protect myself cause I don't got nothing better to protect.

[hmmm]

I protect TCC since they're the only unprotected officer

[Assassinator]

As the officers were busy opening the safes, the Assassinator decides to shine light on his next victim. He puts an hourglass in the way of the victim, and while the victim comes towards the hourglass, he trips and spikes his head against the hall. Bleeding, he screams “May my light never die!”

dxu46 has been killed.

The officers notice in the safe pictures of what seems to be a small town in Colorado. They notice at the back of one of them two words: “15,8,1,1” and “21,10,9,4,8,12” as well as pictures of fossilized dead animals from the past.

48 hours.

[pepperonipi]

As the officers arrive at the house, they notice birds chirping in the lawn.

pictures of fossilized dead animals from the past.

I'm guessing these are ID's for the sassy in some form. dxu46 didn't seem to have any connection to ornithology...