[BacArdi M.]

Let's just settle down everyone. It's objective and final that if an item is in the T shop, it's a T item. There are way too many lies that can be made up for how a T got one, and if he's not proven, he's holding an item that is just as likely a T weapon as it is a D item. In fact, just based on how people get grappling hooks and a loose form of statistics I'm pulling out of thin air, he's more likely to be a T if he has a grapple while not D than he is to be inno. He was unproven, he had a traitor item, and the living detective wasn't fully buying it. That's how the rule is written. That's it. Done. I've been pulled to my death by traitors using grapples more times than I can count, so if an unproven innocent has a grapple, I'm not taking any chances. That's why the rule is written as such so people can't lie their way out when they get caught using one. I'd appreciate it if people could have a little faith in us and stop accusing us of malpractice at every turn.