ToJennifer Artifacts

From SentryOutpost

On November 26th, Fallout updated with directions to a drop at Mounds State Park, in Indiana. It was decoded right away, and Sentry Chixor investigated the same night. Unfortunately, however, she investigated after dark and was unable to discover the artifacts the first time.

She visited the mounds the next morning, and after searching all morning, Chixor still couldn't find the artifact. She called Enaxor and logged into the chat room a couple times for assistance, but it wasn't until she went on her final search that online Sentries discovered that Elizabeth Riley had updated her website with clear directions to the "Sound Stump," which also happened to be the place where the artifact was hidden. Chixor thus found the artifact, and brought it home with a successful (albeit very difficult and sometimes seemingly hopeless) mission.

[edit] Images of the Artifacts

[edit] Analysis of the Checkbook

Here follows Mapmaker's comprehensive analysis of Jen's checkbook:

She was well-paid, getting a paycheck of $4837 every two weeks (about $125k per year). She needed it, as NYC is an expensive place to live - her rent, dutifully paid on the first of each month, was $5250. Her utilities are pretty standard: electric running ~$100/month, AT&T at $86/month, Verizon at $52/month, Time Warner at $97/month, and State Farm for $112/six months. She also bought a MetroCard pass at the beginning of each month for $76. Nothing special, really. She also paid her taxes at the deadline in April ($620).

Her spending patterns were a tad extravagant, but she could generally afford it. She'd take out cash - almost always $200 - every five days or so. Her credit cards added up, running usually $1200-$1500 for Amex & Visa combined (but occasionally as high as $3690 in June). A little spendy, but nothing that surprising.

The only notable things were monthly transfers to savings and charitable donations. Her transfers were always $500 and donations were $50 each month, each time to a different charity.

Except.

Someone already mentioned that there was a mysterious $9000 deposit into her checking account. Actually, there were two, three months apart: March 23rd and June 22nd. No notes as to where they came from.

But we do know how she spent it.

Both times, she took a third of the money ($3000) and added it to her normally $500 transfer to savings, for a total of $3500 going to her savings account. But that leaves $6000. What'd she do with it? She donated it to the Barierascu Charitable Fund.