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The Great Cruise Ship Casino Robbery

By: Don Desrosiers
Narrated by: Ed Bejarana
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The Symphony Magnifico is the flagship of the cruise line's fleet. Their prize ship has just come out of dry dock and is entertaining over 5000 passengers who are spending a record amount in the casino. But at the end of the voyage, when it is time to collect the cash from the machines, all the money is gone! All the passengers are searched. They didn't do it, and there is no way for them to have done it anyway. How could over $2,000,000 vanish while it was always under video surveillance? How could it be that no one has seen anything? Where is the money?

This is an incredibly baffling case with no clues, no suspects, and no evidence. Who will solve the Great Cruise Ship Casino Robbery?

©2023 Donald Desrosiers (P)2023 Donald Desrosiers Crime Thrillers Mystery Thriller Transportation Fiction Suspense Robbery

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