Sloth Traditional Cache
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Welcome to the Se7en series. This series will take you to seven brutal murders across the Columbia metropolitan area. At each stop you'll need to gather clues so you can figure out who the murderer is and where he is located.
Detective Somerset, The murders are definitely connected, and there has been another. I understand your concerns about this being Mill's first case with us, but I think he can be an asset. I need both of you on the scene as soon as possible, we can't let this go any farther. We just got a report of another murder in the Columbia area.
A set of fingerprints found at the scene of the "Greed" murder — the fatal bloodletting of a rich attorney — leads them to an apartment where they find an emaciated man strapped to a bed. Though he initially appears to be dead, it soon is discovered that the man has been kept alive and entirely immobile by the killer for exactly one year to the day; a drug dealer and child molester before his captivity, this victim represents "Sloth", and dies soon after from shock. Though unable to learn anything from the insentient victim, the detectives agree that the killer has planned these crimes for more than a year.
We need you to investigate this crime scene as quickly as possible and close this case.
Sloth is defined as spiritual or emotional apathy, neglecting what God has spoken, and being physically and emotionally inactive."
Sloth can also indicate a wasting due to lack of use, concerning a person, place, thing, skill, or intangible ideal that would require maintenance, refinement, or support to continue to exist.
This cache is located near a place that may characterize sloth-like behavior.
The container is a lock-n-lock and contains a log and a clue to the final location in this series. Please don't remove or tamper with the theme items in the cache.
Additional Hints
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Anvy guvf pevzvany qbja!