About: Tintin, Freelance Reporter

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Tintin was reading about a robbery on paper and was beginning to think that he just doesn't cut out for a reporter until he almost bumped into someone, who just happened to be Mickey Martino, the bank robber. Tintin decided to follow Martino until he came to a restaurant. Tintin then called the Inspector about Martino's whereabouts.

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rdfs:comment	Tintin was reading about a robbery on paper and was beginning to think that he just doesn't cut out for a reporter until he almost bumped into someone, who just happened to be Mickey Martino, the bank robber. Tintin decided to follow Martino until he came to a restaurant. Tintin then called the Inspector about Martino's whereabouts.
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abstract	Tintin was reading about a robbery on paper and was beginning to think that he just doesn't cut out for a reporter until he almost bumped into someone, who just happened to be Mickey Martino, the bank robber. Tintin decided to follow Martino until he came to a restaurant. Tintin then called the Inspector about Martino's whereabouts. When the Inspector and several police officers came to arrest Martino, Martino denied the charges by saying that he just got back from Italy two hours ago. The police decided to investigate Martino's house for evidence. The men soon got startled by a ringing sound but it turns out to be just an alarm clock. Later, Tintin figured something out and whispered it to the Inspector, who immediately arrested Martino. Later that day, the boss of Le Vingtieme congratulated Tintin for an excellent report on Martino's arrest and asked him how he figured out the alibi is false. Tintin answered that it was an alarm clock that gave him the clue. It turns out that Martino absent-mindedly set his own alarm clock that same morning even though they believed that nobody came into the room for three days. The boss gave Tintin the job and his first major report trip to the Soviet Union. Tintin excitedly ran to get ready for the trip while Snowy replied, "That's the end... of a quiet life!"

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