[Aaryan]

"Well, Smith," said Officer Jones, recently promoted to head of the Anystate Police Department, tells you. "we've got another case for you. A message from a new criminal group. They call themselves the Witty Mafia. They attempt to obscure their crimes using riddles and puzzles. Here's the latest one."

CASE:

Thirteen Amazonian artifacts had disappeared from the Natural History Museum.

The small carved fish were worth a fortune, and could be hidden nearly anywhere.

LOCATION:

Evidence and leads from interrogations led the police to the public library, where the artifacts were being hidden.

EVIDENCE AND INFORMATION:

We know that the evidence is inside a book.

The puzzles that was left for the police:

Let this note be your reference,

Your guide for where to look.

You don't have to search the

world for a book.

You may feel heartbreak,

Like you lost your first beau,

Just remember that old cliche,

And you'll know just where to go.

You ponder for a while, then a smile slowly spreads across your face. This smile leads to a hearty laugh.

"Elementary," you say. "This witty Mafia should be applauded. But they let it slip. The artifacts are hidden:"

Where?

[peace*out]

in the world atlas at paris? random, i know,

[Guest]

The old saying is 'there is more than one fish in the Sea'. So look under "C" - maybe they don't organize by Dewey Decimal anymore. Maybe a tip is the 'search the world' Perhaps its in the 'World Encyclopedia' under C

[Guest]

The world book encyclopedia under the letter C. (or possibly S for sea, but I would bet on C)

[Guest]

The Raven by Edgar Allen Poe

[Guest]

it is the catalogue coz it says"Your guide for where to look. You don't have to search the world for a book. "

[Guest]

the cliche is the last place you would look which is the lost and found

[Aaryan]

Cheezner and magician got it!

Good job, guys.

Great guess,though, young scientist.