MYSTERIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES Concept Vocabulary. alibi An excuse used to avoid blame or punishment.

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MYSTERIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES Concept Vocabulary

alibi An excuse used to avoid blame or punishment

cat burglar a burglar who is able to break into a building without being noticed

cozy mystery A mystery involving a close group of people who would not normally be party to a crime.

deduction A conclusion reached by logical thinking.

embezzlement to steal money or property entrusted to one’s care

evidence something which furnishes proof

felony a serious crime punishable by imprisonment

forensic science scientific examination of evidence for use in a criminal case; the study of scientific evidence found on a dead body or at a crime scene

hard-boiled mystery A detective story featuring a tough, unsentimental detective who has a matter-of- fact attitude toward violence.

locked-room mystery A mystery in which a seemingly impossible crime is committed; for example, a crime occurs in a room that apparently allows no entrance or exit for the criminal.

private eye another name for a private investigator, a person who is licensed to perform detective work but who is not a part of a police force.

red herring a clue or detail that draws attention away from the criminal

sleuth a detective

stool pigeon An informer or spy

suspect A person suspected of committing a crime

thriller A mystery designed to hold a reader’s interest through intrigue and suspense.

whodunit a mystery or detective story

Witness a person who offers evidence about a crime and/or is called on to testify in court