The Red-Headed League - Sherlock Holmes | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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Who started the Red-Headed League?

Ezekiah Hopkins

Who is John Clay?

A murderer and bank robber. / The most dangerous and cleverest criminal in England.

During the journey to the bank in the carriages, what did Holmes do?

He sang some of the music from the concert.

Who is Peter Jones?

A policeman

Why did Holmes use his walking stick to hit the large stones outside Mr. Wilson's shop?

To check if there was a tunnel.

Why were three policemen waiting outside Mr. Wilson's shop?

It was the only way for the criminals to escape.

Inside the boxes in the cellar there was __________________.

thirty thousand pounds

Why did Holmes want to see Vincent Spaulding?

To see if the knees of his trousers were dirty

What did Mr. Wilson have to do at the Red-Headed League? What did he have to bring?

To copy the encyclopaedia Britannica and he had to bring his own pen, ink and paper.

True or False: Vincent Spaulding does not wear earrings.

False

How did Holmes know that the robbery was going to happen THAT Saturday night?

Because they closed the Red-Headed League's office and didn't need Mr. Wilson any more.

Why did Clay start the Red-Headed League?

To get Mr. Wilson away from his shop for several hours every day.

How much did Mr. Wilson get paid?

Four pounds a week in gold

What is Spaulding's hobby?

photography

What does Vincent Spaulding have above his eyes?

A white mark

Who is Mr. Merryweather?

The director of the City and Suburban Bank.

Mr. Wilson's tattoo and coin proved that he lived in ___________.

China

What was in Saxe-Coburg Square?

Mr. Wilson's shop

How long had Vincent Spaulding worked for Mr. Wilson?

about three months

Who is the secretary of the league?

Duncan Ross

What was happening at St James's Hall that Holmes wanted to see?

A classical music concert

What is the Red-Headed League?

A league that only men with bright red hair could join.