A short log of the Junior Rangers Investigative Club’s past mysteries.

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From the time we helped Cassidy solve the Case of the missing College Admissions letter. (It was accidentally sent to a Case Cassidy in Wyoming, to the discovery of a stagecoach full of gold in —location redacted— J.R.I.C. has had a lot of adventures. This is a list of some of them.
Sometimes the bad guys gets away.
Sometimes the treasure remains lost.
Sometimes a certain archeologist mother says it will be years before she’s able to research and publish on that cool archeology site you uncovered with friends in —location redacted—. Here’s a list of some of our ongoing questions.
The question that started J.R.I.C. The reason the mystery keeps going. A short list of some of what we know.
(some information will be kept private, Justin Case the parents see this.)
Please don’t share.

A (not so) complete list of mysteries.

A Mystery in Dry Tortugas National Park

Justin, Lucy and Rudy were recently involved in a case seventy miles west of Key West. They were helped, helped, or were investigating, (details are hazy,) a team of Archeologists headed by Lucy’s mom.
According to reports, “There were Pirates and Treasure!” and “I thought I was going to be eaten by a shark.” “There were a few unexpected occurrences, but we were ready for almost anything.”
A Mystery in Biscayne National Park

Bethany, Justin, Lucy, Rudy, and the amazing Amelia, were expecting to spend a quiet month or two on a few islands just south of Miami. Boy were they wrong.
Due to a series of circumstances beyond our control, information on this case are still limited.
According to reports: “It was hot.” “There were lots of Mosquitos.” “There were Pirates and Treasure!” “That was a close one.” and “Amelia, I expressly told you not to get wrapped up in a Mystery!”
A Mystery In Mammoth Cave

Nothing is better than fall in Kentucky. At least, that’s what Bethany told her friends when they were all forced into an unexpected northerly vacation to the park containing the longest cave on earth. Only fall doesn’t come underground.
According to Reports, “There were ghosts!” “There were not ghosts.” “Either way it was scary, but it was nice to be home again.” “There was a lot of good hiking and biking.” and “Amelia is always right, even when she is wrong.”
A Mystery in Dinosaur National Park

At the time, I (Amelia) didn’t have many opportunities to take notes on this adventure, but it was awesome. More to come in the future.
According to reports: “It was hot, but awesome.” “There were dinosaurs and petroglyphs, and petroglyphs of dinosaurs.” “There were not petroglyphs of dinosaurs, Rudy.” “There was far too much hiking.” “See, I was right this time!” “There’s a first for everything.
An Arizona Mystery

Apparently, I’m not allowed to write about this one right now.
According to reports. “That case is ongoing.” “Amelia don’t even mention it.”
Other Mysteries.

That’s not all. More Mysteries to come, both past and present. As Amelia interviews her friends about cases she was not around to record and continues to participate in future adventures.
According to reports. “Amelia, no more Mysteries with Justin Case and Lucy.”
But those reports are wrong.

Amelia’s Note: Mild Spoilers for recent mysteries.

Not every case wraps up completely. Sometimes we are left to wonder. Here is a list of a few things that we havent wrapped up yet.
(note) - We might have answers for some of these, but we aren’t allowed to talk about them.
Spoilers!!!
Who is Trident?
What is Caesars Treasure, and who is Caesar?
Why does it seem like that one room, the ‘bat cave’ is smaller than it should be? - Justin made me ask that last one.
Spoilers!!!!
Who is Jonny? Who was asking for him?
Spoilers!!!
Who was Henri Caesar and did he exist?
Who was Black Caesar?
What happened to the treasure?