Part 2 Computers
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- Found?
- Lara...I don't think he's responding correctly...
- Johnny, it's him writing the messages! Stop this Andy, I'm calling the police!
- I can do what I want. I'm Andy Jameson!
- Wrong Predictions
- But we have the culprit! How can this be? Johnny said his reacting was wrong and he didn't even try to run...can it be that it WASN'T Andy we saw? But he confessed! How then...
- Contradicting Evidence
- Seems like you have the wrong person! Andy Jameson is still on the loose. And you can do NOTHING about it! -A.J. (your superior) :)
- Lara and Johnny searched the house and found the criminal. He was arrested after confessing to everything, but something just wasn't right...
- A Turn
- That night when Lara went to bed, she received another message.
- The Evidence
- Note to self: Program AI to send the messages to Lara. Program computer AI to send the other ones when AI robot caught. Control panel for AI robot on back. Hideout at junkyard if AI needs to find me. 6/4/2040
- The message that appeared on Lara's phone complicated matters. An innocent kid was arrested and Andy Jameson was free to do whatever he wanted.
- The Plan
- Does this mean Andy is alive? This note was written two years before, on in the month of his death! Let's go find the real criminal!
- The next day, Lara went with Johnny back to the mysterious house and found the computer on the table, still open, with a USB laying next to it. Lara remembered the same USB laying next to the computer the last time they were there too.
- Oh! Then it all makes sense now! The boy that was arrested...he's a robot!
- I'll just stick this USB in...and boom! Woah, look at this! It's EVIDENCE!
- Other than this note, the USB contained a long Python programming language of when to send what.
- Lara and Johnny had enough evidence from that one USB to give to the police and prove the AI robot innocent. But they still needed to find the Andy who programmed it!
- Turns out our cyberbully wasn't such a smart one. Putting all of his info on this one USB? Not a smart thing to do!
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