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Why do the Three Investigators visit Alfred Hitchcock in their first case?
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Where does the "Records and Research" man, Bob Andrews, work part-time?
Answer: A library
Why: The library suits his research role, and in early cases he wore a leg brace after multiple fractures from a fall.
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What was the Screaming Clock?
Answer: An alarm clock
Why: Its scream was a woman's cry of mortal terror, and the clocks were built by a former sound-effects man from an old radio mystery show.
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What European kingdom is the setting for The Mystery of the Silver Spider?
Answer: Varania
Why: The German edition moved the story from Varania to Magnusstad, Texas, with Swedish names and Swedish-style customs as tourist attractions.
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Which case explores an ancient Egyptian curse?
Answer: The Mystery of the Whispering Mummy
Why: Ra-Orkon, a 3,000-year-old mummy, whispers in an ancient Egyptian tongue while the boys also hunt a missing cat named Sphinx.
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Why was Alfred Hitchcock's name removed from later editions?
Answer: Licensing rights expired
Why: US books switched to the invented writer Hector Sebastian in 1981; Kosmos licensed the name in Germany until 2004, then renamed him Albert Hitfield.
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What did The Potter guard in The Mystery of the Flaming Footprints?
Answer: An imperial crown
Why: The crown lay wrapped in cloth in an eagle-banded urn on The Potter's porch, while a copy in the National Museum fooled almost everyone.