[Answer] 8. Kentucky: My novels are unique as the titles follow the alphabet. My books are of the mystery genre and I have won several awards for my writing. My central character is Kinsey Millhone.

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...1. Rosemary Clooney 2. Sue Grafton 3. Mary Todd Lincoln 4. Naomi Judd Rosemary Clooney was a popular singer and actress of the 1950s. Her number one Billboard hits include "Come On'a My House" (1951), "Half as Much" (1952), "Hey There" (1954), and "This Ole House" (1959). Her most memorable film was "White Christmas" (1954). She suffered from bi-poplar disease much of her life. Although Mary Todd Lincoln is generally associated with Illinois she, like her husband, Abraham Lincoln, was born in Kentucky. Naomi Judd, along with her daughter, Wynonna, were a successful country/western duet winning several Grammies. Her other daughter, Ashley, is a successful actor. Grafton's novels include ""A" is for Alibi", ""B" is for Burglar", ""C" is for Corpse", etc.

[Answer] 7. Which 1990's murder/mystery movie was based on a 1960's US, TV series about a man accused of murder who was trying to prove his innocence?

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...1. Danger Man 2. The Fugitive 3. The Prisoner 4. Nowhere Man 'The Fugitive' was an ABC series that ran from 1963 to 1967, starring David Janssen. In the 1993 film version Harrison Ford played Dr Richard Kimble, a surgeon falsely accused of murdering his wife. He escaped while in transit to prison, trying to prove his innocence whilst eluding US Marshal, Samuel Gerard, played by Tommy Lee Jones. Jones received the Best Supporting Actor Academy Award for his role. 'The Prisoner' was a 1960's cult UK, TV series starring Patrick McGoohan. It was a follow-on from McGoohan's previous TV series, 'Dangerman'. 'Nowhere Man' was a 1990's US, TV series inspired by both 'The Prisoner' and 'The Fugitive'.

[Ans] What 150-year-old mystery reared its head again in Devon, England, in 2009?

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... Those were a phenomenon that occurred during February 1855 around the Exe Estuary in East and South Devon, England. Wikipedia Date: February 1855 Location: Exe Estuary in East Devon and South Devon, England

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Devil's Footprints,:

In 1855, a woman in England woke to find cloven footprints across freshly fallen snow in her back garden. The prints were apparently made by a two-legged creature whose trail continued for miles. Dubbed the "Devil's Footprints," the mystery of who or what created the prints was never solved. In March 2009, Jill Wade of Woolsery, Devon, woke to find cloven hoof prints in the newly fallen snow covering her garden. Scientists from the Centre for Fortean Zoology inspected the prints and are investigating, but the mystery of the Devil's Footprints remains unsolved. Source: DailyMail.co.uk

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