Shoes... not just for the shopaholic

Well since I am in case mode, I cannot really update my blog a lot. However, I was spying on the Winters and I thought of a few things to write.

1. Shoes!: Shoes are so critically important when spying... The wrong shoes and you could be in the meat locker... Or cellar depending on the person you are spying on.

I recommend the barefoot method but this is not always a good idea. You may be in rocky terrain and that could cause for some scarring! Uh oh!

Sneakers are always the best alternative. Grip is essential as well, if your shoes do not have enough grip then you could be slipping and sliding all over Vancouver! So I recommend a pair of shoes solely for spying. It's an investment you shant regret!

More on the winters and more spy tips....
Stay Tuned!

DR. SPY

Interrogation Room

Salutations!

I have just returned from the Winters' home. Mrs. Winters did not answer the door but her car was in the driveway, how peculiar! She must be ignoring me, this means that something big has happened and I'm right on the case!

Stayed tuned for the latest....

DR. SPY

Something Fishy...

Salutations!

I noticed that Mrs. Winters, my neighbour from the house I heard the screaming from, did not leave her house and go to work today. Her car is still in the driveway, but her husband will be comming home in about an hour. If she doesn't go to work tomorrow, I'll pay her a visit; a good detective should only interrogate possible victims without the suspect around. However, if she does go to work, I'll snoop through her garbage.

Stay tuned...
DR SPY

A new case!

Salutations,
I have been receiving complaints of weird noises in a neighbourhood. The comment was that it counded like women screaming/fighting. I'm going to have to investigate this further before I post more details.

Update:..... I scoped the area with my telescope some more but came up empty handed in the graffiti bandit case. However, there have been no signs of new action so it is not that big of a deal right now.

DR. SPY

Day 2

Salutations,
I went to interview the folks at the automechanic shop. They weren't very friendly. They were also not helpful at all. In fact they didn't a) know what graffiti I was refering too and b) seem to care. It's their neighbourhood, not mine!
Anyways I also realized that there is a sportsbar in the area. I went inside and the barhop (Skippy) told me that there were penty of drunk people who take out their frustrations after the Leafs lose a game. He offered that it could have been one of them. I'm going to have to side with Skippy... although he seems to be hiding something.

I guess I'm going to call this another successful case. I'll recheck the area for one more day but otherwise it's case closed.

Dr. Spy

Day 1

Salutations.
I have begun my mission.

1. Find a good place to scope: I have found a good spot in a Chinese Restaurant at the end of the street in question. It has big windows to look out of and the people are not nosy.
2. Scan the area: I looked around the area and it seemed pretty empty until I realized that there were 3 automechanic shops in the area. They are all suspects. I will stop by there soon and see what I can find out.
3. Observe: I have been observing the area in question. Not really much that goes on. It's a good idea to check up on the area in intervals. Also if you have a video camera you can run it while you take a break.

Here are some freeze frame photos I took of the area.

Something to Consider

Salutations,

I have discovered that a once clean wall has been littered with graffitti. Also the road has garbage all around it. Hmm... this is something to consider. What does the messgae mean? It looks like it says help. Could somebody be in danger. I'm going to use my telescope method to see what I can find out.

Stay Tuned....
Dr. Spy