Talk:Aunt Gertrude

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[edit] Ponderings.

Hasn't Gertude got intensely involved in the mysteries? I vaguely remember one book where she thinks a family member is in the shower, then it turns out it was a crazy nutcase hiding in there and she was almost killed. I also remember one crazy book where the Hardy Boys believe she had been horribly murdered. In conclusion, I think both events, backed up by book titles, whatevet they are, should be included in the article. -- Lots42 (talk) 19:16, 16 November 2007 (UTC)

• Re:Ponderings. You are right, Lots42, Gertrude has been involved in a few of the mysteries, but I myself can not remember any specific books, as for the boys thinking that she had been murdered, you may be thinking of Casefiles #80 Dead of Night, but that was their Mom not Gertrude. Or you could be thinking of Casefiles #18 A Killing in the Market, in this book Trudy is the top suspect of murder! I have not read this book or the one you mentioned, but when I do, (if no one has already) I will add both to the article.WHLfan (talk) 06:14, 7 February 2008 (UTC)