Esquire in the UK Wants to Know: Are You a British Amateur Sleuth?

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Are you a British amateur sleuth?
Hi, I'm writing a feature for Esquire magazine in the UK and would like to speak to any British amateur sleuths.

I'd like to know who/what inspires you? Have you had any success in solving cases? What kind of cases have you worked on? How do you go about your investigations?

Thanks for your time and look forward to hearing from you.
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Matt

You can contact me on [email protected] or 00 44 7802 512 723
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