Alright, a priceless painting, an ancient Greek statue, a bowl of fruit, and a pen are stolen from a museum (total worth is estimated to be over 50 million dollars and 50 cents since I said so). The cameras didn't record anything and the alarm system malfunctioned, but a witness saw somebody fleeing the scene around 9:23 PM. There are no fingerprints and no other evidence except for black ink splotches in various parts of the museum and a construction helmet. The helmet is very old and doesn't have any fingerprints on it. The police find six suspects. Who robbed the museum?
The thief is:
Tall (>5'7"?)
Short dark hair.
Male
Suspect #1
Height: 6'3"
Occupation: Construction worker
Worked in the area of the museum frequently.
Worked on museum repairs a year ago.
Seen around museum at 9:23 AM.
Suspect #2
Height: 5'9"
Occupation: Librarian
Used to be a museum tour guide, fired 3 months ago.
Desperately needs money.
Knows the museum layout by heart.
Seen around museum at 5:21 PM.
Suspect #3
Height: 5'7"
Occupation: Security Guard
Works in building across street from museum.
Used to work for museum, quit.
Knows flaws (blind spots, etc) in security system.
Seen around museum at 9:00 PM
Suspect #4
Height: 6'9"
Occupation: Programmer
Programmed museum's security system.
Needs more money for new project.
Seen near the museum at 9:20 PM.
Suspect #5
Height: 5'4"
Occupation: Cobbler
Shop is near the museum.
Needs to pay off debts quickly.
Seen near the museum at 8:30 PM.
Suspect #6
Height: 5'11"
Occupation: Businessman
Needs money to save his business from bankruptcy.
Ex-manager of the museum.
Seen at the museum around 8:45 PM.
Unable to reach a conclusion, the suspects are released. Somebody notices the same ink splotch that was in the museum on the sidewalk in front of the police station. Who robbed the museum?
And if this is horribly easy, well, sorry. It's very late and, well, if it was h ard to make, it should be hard to solve.