Two+Minute+Mystery+Courtney+Linaker

~The Mystery of the Bakery Shop Owner~ Detective Barry had a late arrival at the scene of William Carter’s death. He noticed quickly that Young Officer Lang was already inquiring the resident of the house, George Snap. As they dwelled into conversation, the detective started collecting evidence that could be of use.

The house was located on Fifth Street, around four blocks away from Mr. Carter’s successful bakery. The house was in a safe neighborhood, and on a lot around half an acre. The detective slipped on some Latex gloves, being careful not to disturb anything that could be used as a clue. The body was still laying in the dinning room chair, almost sitting up strait. In the detective’s head he was analyzing every inch of the house, looking for an entrance or escape route for a possible murderer, and found nothing, every entry way was locked and bolted.

He scratched some quick notes and drawings in his notepad, and then caught up with the officers that were talking to Mr. Snap. He got there just in time to hear his story.

“William owned Delectable Delights, the bakery down the street. He worked early mornings and late nights. I would always see him drive by in his beautiful Black Bentley Continental GT. Every April he gets his car detailed and walks to and from work that day, this happened to be the very day. On his walk home, it started to rain, and then it became a real storm. When he walked by, I couldn’t resist inviting him in. Not much happened after that. He offered me a cookie from his shop, but, of course, I had to turn him down being that I am allergic to gluten. We both had left over deviled eggs from Easter, and that’s when he crashed.”

The Detective examined his notes, along with the rest of the officers. Everyone except for Detective Barry was stuck.

“I think I have the answer to William Carter’s death, George Snap poisoned him.”

The officers didn’t believe him and were questioning his conclusion.

What was Detective Barry’s lead?