Picking Nits
The panel raises visibility, investigation, postcard, drug-use, and motive problems.
In the discussion (7)
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- June seemingly fails to recognize Griffin through a window despite having seen him.
- David Kahane appears unusually informed about studio operations.
- The objection is partly withdrawn because trade coverage could explain his knowledge.
- Details of the murder appear to circulate implausibly quickly.
- The threatening postcards stop for roughly a year without a satisfying practical explanation.
- The movie is said to contain too little cocaine for its Hollywood setting.
- The blackmailing writer’s motive is unclear: credit, acknowledgment, a screenplay sale, or cosmic justice.