Solution to the crime in the story

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"The Red Headed League" by Sherlock Holmes-

Explain in your own words the solution to the crime in the story. Do you understand what really happened?

In all honesty, were you able to deduce this answer beforehand or were you just as surprised as Dr. Watson was with Sherlock Holmes's explanation? Share your reactions.

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