| rdfs:comment | - He had a rather round and big nose, a small beard, and he was wearing a miniature top hat. There was no hair on top of his head, and he looked nearly inhuman. I don't have a good camera, so I do not have a photo. He stole my computer, TV, iPhone, and money, and he cut all the wires around my house, so I couldn't call the police. I was alone at home, in the evening. Suddenly I just heard my window smash and he broke in, doing what I just told you. He is still in here, but he doesn't know about me. I am writing this in case I don't survive, so that someone can find this message and save me. Please help! He is in here and he has a knife.
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| abstract | - He had a rather round and big nose, a small beard, and he was wearing a miniature top hat. There was no hair on top of his head, and he looked nearly inhuman. I don't have a good camera, so I do not have a photo. He stole my computer, TV, iPhone, and money, and he cut all the wires around my house, so I couldn't call the police. I was alone at home, in the evening. Suddenly I just heard my window smash and he broke in, doing what I just told you. He is still in here, but he doesn't know about me. I am writing this in case I don't survive, so that someone can find this message and save me. Please help! He is in here and he has a knife. The police had found a note saying that on a table in a house. Next to it, there was the dead body of a woman, a knife sticking out of her neck. Before she died, the woman had sketched a picture of all the things that the robber had stolen, and most importantly, the robber himself. He looked just as she described him: A big nose, no hair, small top hat, and a small beard. Underneath, there was a caption saying "Mr. Smuggler", the name that the woman chose for the murderer. There were loads of random scribbles, notes and drawings around it, since the lady drew that in her sketch book. I studied her notes and house carefully. The lady (let's call her Betty) was really careful about everything she owned. It said her name at least somewhere on every item she owned. The plant pots, the spoons, the books, even the napkins all said "property of Betty" on them somewhere. That was a very big clue, and it could definitely help me to crack the case of Mr. Smuggler. I just had to hope that he wouldn't strike again, and he would just make things easier for me.
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