Sue Grafton's Alphabet Series - Statistics

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Year	Hint	Answer	% Correct
1986	A dead body	C is for {Corpse}	97%
1992	The opposite of guilty	I is for {Innocent}	96%
1994	One who commits murder	K is for {Killer}	94%
1985	Person who breaks into a building, especially at night	B is for {Burglar}	93%
1982	Proof that a person was not present when the crime as committed	A is for {Alibi}	90%
1988	Data used to convict or exonerate a suspect	E is for {Evidence}	89%
2005	The lack of sound	S is for {Silence}	89%
2007	To unlawfully enter a property	T is for {Trespass}	86%
1998	Hangman's rope	N is for {Noose}	85%
1991	Another word for murder	H is for {Homicide}	84%
2017	A day we'll never get back	Y is for {Yesterday}	84%
1989	One who is on the run from the law	F is for {Fugitive}	82%
2002	Something being hunted; or, a place where rocks are mined	Q is for {Quarry}	81%
2004	A bullet's bounce	R is for {Ricochet}	81%
2011	Retribution	V is for {Vengeance}	68%
1993	A ruling by the court	J is for {Judgment}	60%
1987	Person who evades child support payments	D is for {Deadbeat}	56%
2001	A state of imminent danger	P is for {Peril}	54%
2013	Mobster slang for "iced, whacked, killed". It also means "drunk".	W is for {Wasted}	50%
1995	Describes a place where the law does not apply	L is for {Lawless}	48%
1996	An intention to do ill will, usually necessary for a charge of 1st degree murder	M is for {Malice}	43%
2009	A deadly current that sucks one away from the shore	U is for {Undertow}	40%
1990	Slang for "detective"	G is for {Gumshoe}	37%
1999	One who is not afforded the protection of the law	O is for {Outlaw}	37%

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