Kitty's a big fan of Sherlock Holmes. She reads all his cases,
follows them all. Of course there are two types of fans; 'Catch me
before I kill again', Type A, or Type B, 'My bedroom's just a taxi
ride away'. Kitty's neither though, as she's not really a fan at
all.
As a journalist, the pressures on and Kitty's facing deadlines.
She wanted to see if Sherlock was as good as they say he is as he
would make a great feature, 'SHERLOCK HOLMES: THE MAN
BENEATH THE HAT'. Only problem is, he won't give her an
interview and he doesn't want the money. She's got lots of
questions for him though, as there's all sorts of gossip in the
press about him. For instance, Sherlock and John Watson; just
platonic? Maybe she'll put him down as a 'no' on that score too.
Sooner or later he's going to need someone on his side, someone to
set the record straight and she thinks she's the girl for that
job.
She's smart and her sources can trust her, totally. She's been
waiting for her first big scoop so that her editor will notice her,
and with her latest article, she thinks he just might:
SHERLOCK'S A FAKE: THE SHOCKING TRUTH "He
invented all the crimes" (Close Friend Richard Brook Tells
All) - Exclusive From Kitty
Riley
SUPER-SLEUTH Sherlock Holmes has today been exposed as a fraud
in a revelation that will shock his newfound base of adoring
fans.
Out-of-work actor Richard Brook reveals exclusively to THE SUN
that he was hired by Holmes in an elaborate deception to fool the
British public into believing Holmes had above-average 'detective
skills'.
"He had the whole 'Moriarty' cover cooked up from the beginning,
and invented all the crimes," said Brook. "All I had to do was
learn my lines."
Brook, who has known Holmes for decades and until recently
considered him to be a close friend, said he was at first desperate
for the money, but later found he had no choice but to continue the
deception.
"I didn't realize what I was getting into until it was too late.
I'm not proud of myself, but at least now the world knows the truth
about Sherlock Holmes."
In what will no doubt spark a massive internal investigation at
Scotland Yard, Holmes has also fooled several high-ranking
detectives into believing his above-average 'detective skills'
also.