Will the clues left behind on the question paper put Evans back in prison again?
The clever thief left behind some clues which were on the question paper. The governor was thinking that it was a careless act that he left clues which were giving some hints that where will Evan go after escaping. But all those clues were fake and for misguiding the officers.
But from the other clue which was an index number 313; centre number 271 and ‘Golden Lion’ also had a deep meaning. The six figure reference 313/271 took them to middle of Chipping Norton where they found Evan in the Golden Lion.
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