[Guest]

Benjamin works at a museum as a janitor. A few days ago, he stole a collection of expensive crystal goblets and replaced them with cheap imitations. He sold the originals on the black market for a small fortune. Even though the goblets in the museum are obviously fakes, he knows no one will suspect him of stealing the originals. How come?

Clues

- The goblets are not revealed as fakes

- The goblets are never examined

- Benjamin is fired

[Guest]

no one would have suspected him because he would never have the guts and he was fired because he had a conshuns or however you spell that word and confessed

[Guest]

After secretly swapping the crystal, he had an "accident" while supposedly cleaning the crystal goblet exhibit, shattering the fakes and getting rid of the evidence. He was fired for incompetence.

[Guest]

no one would have suspected him because he would never have the guts and he was fired because he had a conshuns or however you spell that word and confessed

no

[Guest]

After secretly swapping the crystal, he had an "accident" while supposedly cleaning the crystal goblet exhibit, shattering the fakes and getting rid of the evidence. He was fired for incompetence.

yes that is right!!

[peace*out]

benjemin was fired, but still had keys to the special case - then he went and swapped them, and nobody ever checked on them...