Help! We're Trapped in Our Neighbor's Creepy Basement!

 


To escape this basement, you must find the six-letter code to the lock on the inside of the basement door! If you don't unlock the door before time runs out, your internet will be cut off, your phones will all die, and you will be stuck in the dark, stanky basement, making you miss the game/show/marathon/video game tournament/Netflix binge/party/read-a-thon/hike/moonlight dance/nighttime snowshoe outing/family Zoom you've been waiting all Covid for! Gah!



To help you figure out the code BEFORE TIME RUNS OUT, you have each other, your computers, the internet, and the digital clues in this post (which your neighbor shared with you in case you ever got stuck in her basement--she's very thoughtful that way).
  • The mother of Mormon Thunder - her headstone = 
  • https://crosswordlabs.com/view/the-creepy-basement (the most common letter in the crosshairs of this crossword)
  • The Ute football jersey number of the son of Ingeborg Waechtler minus (the draft height of LXXL-V84 minus three inches).
  • The first letter of the Peruvian diocese in which Serafín Proaño Allanca and his wife, Gloria Nishiura Jara de Proaño, baptized their daughter Maria Elena Proaño Nishiura in 1957. (So many unattached records! Ryan dos Santos, get thee to FamilySearch!)
  • In Math Playground's Drift Boss, the first letter of the color of the ground when you score points equal to the number of Joyce Nadine Lindstrom's memories on FamilySearch memories.
  • Are you the unattached record of the Mr. Clare Shelly Ellingson I'm looking for? (Sum of "previous residence postal code") 
  • The number of people in bold above who are NOT related to at least one youth in Bonneville 13th ward.


But when things are said and done, then . . . 



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