Twitter loves a good mystery, and this one sounds like it could have come from a game of Cluedo.
Library assistant Georgia recounted a tale from her job to Twitter on Tuesday when she sought to help an older lady who had found some strange pen markings in the books she was borrowing.
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So who was doing this crafty misdemeanour? First of all, Georgia suspected the woman herself, but that was quickly put to rest.
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The investigation was hotting up as Georgia searched for answers.
Luckily, the Sherlock to her Watson was on the way, in the form of her manager.
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Yep, you read that right. It’s a whole system for older people to check if they’ve read a book before. Mystery solved.
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Georgia’s thread garnered a lot of attention, leading to fears of copy-cat pensioners in libraries across the country.
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