Scooby-Doo #132
In one of Mystery Inc.'s more unconventional cases, the gang is called to prove (or disprove) a teenaged son's outlandish claim that, while driving his father's car, the vehicle was severely damaged by a werewolf. The motivation on the son's part is strictly to avoid punishment and grounding for damaging the car. ...Amazingly, our mystery-solvers respond and investigate, rather than simply refer Dad to his insurance company.
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In one of Mystery Inc.'s more unconventional cases, the gang is called to prove (or disprove) a teenaged son's outlandish claim that, while driving his father's car, the vehicle was severely damaged by a werewolf. The motivation on the son's part is strictly to avoid punishment and grounding for damaging the car. ...Amazingly, our mystery-solvers respond and investigate, rather than simply refer Dad to his insurance company.
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