Intrepid Sleuth

“I’m surprised that no one has gotten killed during these robberies,” said Edna. “How do the thieves manage to get in and out of the house without being confronted by an angry homeowner holding a gun?” He turned away with a shrug of his shoulders. “Strangely enough, or perhaps not strangely at all, they haven’t been confronted by anyone, which I don’t mind telling you has been a blessing in disguise. The last thing we need is a murder,” he said. “But it’s only a matter of time before they get their signals crossed and someone gets killed during one of these robberies.” “What do you mean?” “The thieves know when the homeowners are not at home. The only way they can be spot-on about not finding anyone at home is they’re either canvassing the neighborhood very well or someone who has access to people’s travel plans is giving them the information.”