How do you begin to solve a mystery that dates back to the nineteenth century? Why, by using the methods of deduction from one of that era’s greatest crime-solving sleuths. What does this reveal? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “Hamburger WhoDunit Part II: The Shrine of the Four (and a half?)” and find out.
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