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If you can't do Joseph's grandson's trick, you have to quit smoking.

“(Mamma Mia, just how old is he?!)”

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(PT. 1) Hello, Sleuth! Your theories are the best! I have a theory that could be true. In the Austere Academy, the Quagmires found a newspaper article that said Olaf threw or tried to throw a rich widow off a cliff. This kind of sounds familiar… Could this widow be Aunt Josephine? She was a widow, she was believed by everyone other than the Baudelaires to be thrown off of a cliff or threw herself off of a cliff, and since a lot of VFD’s members had fortunes,

I copied the second part of your question below:

(PT 2) she could have had a fortune that she just didn’t want to access because it reminded her of her past. Perhaps the Daily Punctilio reported on this and got some of the details wrong. What do you think? Could my theory be plausible?

Hello again, @detectivefernald! It’s great to hear from you.

Although there are certainly similarities in the two cases, I don’t think these articles refer to the same events:

“And then in the Verona Daily News,”Duncan said, “there was a man who hadthrown a rich widow off of a cliff. He had atattoo of an eye on his ankle, but he hadeluded authorities. And then we found anewspaper from your hometown that said—”[The Austere Academy, Chapter Ten]

The article was not published in the Daily Punctillo, which is the only newspapers from Josephine Anwhistle’s area likely to report on the issue of her death. Besides, the alteration of facts would be way out there even by the Daily Punctillo’s standards.

Although one could argue that once something is published in the Daily Punctillo, the other newspapers propagate the inaccuracies by commenting on its articles. This sadly also happens in real life. Online journalism has become a horrific parody of “Chinese Whispers”. So maybe the Daily Punctillo reported Josephine Anwhistle’s death incorrectly and then the Verona Daily News propagated this intel with even less accuracy.