Part 4: The Clues Begin to Unravel "The Unsolved Mystery of James, Amelia, and Aisha."

James, Amelia, and Aisha had been searching for clues for weeks. They had gone through every inch of the house, looking for any clues that might lead them to the truth. They had searched through old documents, talked to neighbors, and even visited the local police station.

But so far, they had come up empty-handed.

That is, until one day, when Amelia stumbled upon a strange piece of paper tucked away in an old book. It was a letter, and it was addressed to James.

The letter was from a woman named Mary. She wrote that she had been looking for James for a long time, and that she had some information that could help him. She asked him to meet her at a certain address the following day.

James, Amelia, and Aisha were all excited. Could this be the clue they had been looking for?

The next day, the three of them made their way to the address Mary had given them. When they arrived, they were met by an old woman who introduced herself as Mary.

Mary told them that she had been a friend of James' parents, and that she had been looking for him for a long time. She said that she had some information that could help him solve the mystery of his parents' disappearance.

Mary revealed that she had been in contact with James' parents shortly before they disappeared. She said that they had been planning to leave the country, and that they had asked her to keep their plans a secret.

Mary also revealed that she had been in contact with a man named John, who had been helping James' parents with their plans. She said that John had been the one to arrange for their escape.

James, Amelia, and Aisha were all stunned. Could this be the clue they had been looking for?

The three of them thanked Mary for her help and made their way back home. They were all excited, and they knew that they were finally getting closer to the truth.

They had a name, and now they just needed to find out more about this mysterious John. It was time to start their investigation.