Interesting puzzle. Thanks for sharing. I had a question though. I found someone who seems to match your description of Q2 but it is incorrect. Do you know about John Murray?
I'm not sure, but it is common practice to have elaborate memorials for police officers killed in the line of duty. I would suspect an acknowledgement of his heroism in leading his killer to justice was part of that. Crazy coincidence.
Well I found the other coincidental basketball-affiliated own-murderer apprehending individual. Also solved Q1. Really thought Q3 was going to be related to either the Lost Ship of the Desert or Aral Sea (the idea of a ship in the desert seemed to match the poem well), but no such luck with those guesses.
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Interesting puzzle. Thanks for sharing. I had a question though. I found someone who seems to match your description of Q2 but it is incorrect. Do you know about John Murray?
Cop catches his own murderer:
http://www.bubblews.com/posts/the-story-of-the-police-officer-who-arrested-his-own-murderer
NBA Coach:
http://www.nba.com/coachfile/john_murray/?nav=page
Kind of amazing that two people seem to fit your description (and I somehow found the wrong one, haha).
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Yeah that's kind of freaky. Was he formally recognized for it like the guy in my Answer?
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I'm not sure, but it is common practice to have elaborate memorials for police officers killed in the line of duty. I would suspect an acknowledgement of his heroism in leading his killer to justice was part of that. Crazy coincidence.
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Well I found the other coincidental basketball-affiliated own-murderer apprehending individual. Also solved Q1. Really thought Q3 was going to be related to either the Lost Ship of the Desert or Aral Sea (the idea of a ship in the desert seemed to match the poem well), but no such luck with those guesses.
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