Holmes' very last case

Sherlock Holmes was sitting in his study, smoking his pipe and going over the details of the latest murder case. The victim had been found strangled in their own bed, and all of the other suspects had solid alibis. Holmes had interviewed each of them personally and was convinced that none of them were responsible for the crime.

As he sat lost in thought, a sudden realization struck him like a bolt of lightning. "My god, it can't be!" he exclaimed, leaping to his feet. "It's the only logical explanation. I must be the murderer!"

Holmes raced to his laboratory and began to analyze the evidence he had collected. He compared fibers from the victim's clothing to samples from his own wardrobe, and found an exact match. He also found a strand of his own hair on the victim's pillow.

With a sinking feeling, Holmes realized that he had been so focused on solving the case that he had overlooked the most obvious suspect: himself. He had no memory of committing the crime, but the evidence was irrefutable.

Feeling guilty and ashamed, Holmes turned himself in to the authorities and confessed to the murder. He`ll probably celebrate his victory solving the case in 40 years and a day, when he finishes his time.