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All the details of the crime were reported fully and rehashed daily inthin disguises.The A B C railway guide came in for its share of attention. The favourite theory was that it had been bought locally by the murdererand that it was a valuable clue to his identity.It also seemed to show thathe had come to the place by train and was intending to leave for London. The railway guide had not figured at all in the meagre accounts of theAndover murder，so there seemed at present little likelihood of the twocrimes being connected in the public eye.
"We've got to decide upon a policy，"said the Assistant Commissioner. "The thing is-which way will give us the best results?Shall we give thepublic the facts-enlist their cooperation-after all，it'll be thecooperation of several million people，looking our for a madman-""He won'tlook like a madman，"interjected Dr Thompson.