Mystery Monday

Beside my Christmas tree, sitting in a rocking chair, is a light-up snowman. He's a happy, smiling snowman who changes colors every couple of seconds.

Although the snowman always minds his own business, never bothering anyone, I recently found the poor little fella like this:

Being an inanimate object (he's no Frosty), the snowman surely didn't force himself into a face-plant upon his rocking chair. That leads me, therefore, on a hunt for the culprit. My investigation thus far has led me to two primary suspects.

The first snowman-tipping suspect was caught on camera just minutes before the crime:

This first suspect goes by the name of Eddy. She is perhaps the prime suspect, not only due to her proximity to the snowman preceding the crime, but also because she has a known history of such crimes. A video of one of her previous, similar crimes has been released before and can be found again below.

Since no hard evidence can yet incriminate Eddy, though, further investigation was performed and led to a second suspect.

On the right-hand side of the above photograph, a black cat who goes by the name of Toby can be seen. Is this perhaps a shot of him escaping the scene of the crime? Why was he the only critter in sight upon discovery of the snowman's downfall? These are just some of the questions pointing to Toby as the potential culprit. Furthermore, a video has been uncovered of Toby not long after the unfortunate snowman was discovered. In the video, shown below, Toby displays a rather unnatural, perhaps incriminatory amount of interest in the crime scene.

So, who tipped poor Mr. Snowman? The jury's still out.

Is Eddy, the little repeat offender, at fault?

Or was it Toby, the lurker at the crime scene?

It looks as if the tipped snowman crime might be a cold case.

Happy Monday, everybuddy!