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Workings

Hint
The question is written in English, but not in its usual order.

Answer
32.

Reading one letter from the top row and then one from the bottom row, the puzzle reads: 'How many letters does this puzzle have'.

Workings

Hint
Remember that a quarter is 25c, a dime is 10c and a nickel is 5c.

Answer
92 of each coin.

Reasoning
There are an equal number of quarters, dimes and nickels, so we know that the answer must be a multiple of:

   25c + 10c + 5c = 40c

and:

   3680c ÷ 40c = 92 coins.

Workings

Hint
If Alex had committed the crime, how many lies would there be?

Answer
Chris committed the crime.

Reasoning
We know that exactly 4 lies were told.

If it was Alex, then 3 lies would have been told (by those who said it wasn't Alex).

If it was Billie, then 2 lies would have been told.

If it was Chris, then 4 lies would have been told.

If it was Drew, then 3 lies would have been told.

If it was Emery, then 3 lies would have been told.

If it was Frankie, then 3 lies would have been told.

Therefore, it can only have been Chris.

Double-Checking
Since it was Chris, there were 14 truths, and 4 lies, for a total of 18 clues.

Workings

Hints
The first letters of the words are: B, S, E, W, E, L, P, C.

Answers
Any animal that fits is correct, but these are possible answers:
fahjec   = badger (barbet, gannet, marten) qsaxe    = snake (crane, skate, whale) eep      = eel zoth     = wolf (fowl, lory, moth, pony, worm) epessawx = elephant feyuv    = lemur (xerus) zowqud   = possum pol      = cow (cod, dog, fox, hog)