E: 28/10/25 Chat Issue 42

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E: 28/10/25 Chat Issue 42

https://comps.lifedeathprizes.com/puzzle/64-42-2025

Puzzle 1 page 8 - £200 Cash - 93028
Puzzle 2 page 8 - £100 Cash - SPROCKET
Puzzle 3 page 8 - 5 x £20 Cash - RADIO
Puzzle 4 page 15 - £1,001 Cash - THEIR WIFES NAME IS JESSICA
Puzzle 5 page 18 - 10 x £20 Cash - 2A 2C 3C 4B 4C *
Puzzle 6 page 22 - 5 x £20 Cash - RAKE
Puzzle 7 page 22 - 3 x £50 Cash - VAAL
Puzzle 8 page 22 - 3 x £50 Cash - RUFF
Puzzle 9 page 22 - 2 x £25 Cash - FOUNTAIN PEN
Puzzle 10 page 30 - 4 x £20 Cash - MARK
Puzzle 11 page 32 - £500 Cash  - REDDITCH
Puzzle 12 page 32 - 2 x £30 Cash - 2 8 5
Puzzle 13 page 32 - £40 Cash - BRIAN
Puzzle 14 page 36 - £100 Cash - NIGERIA
Puzzle 15 page 36 - £100 Cash - TURTLES
Puzzle 16 page 47 - £500 Cash - KASABIAN
Puzzle 17 page 50 - 2 x £250 Cash - LIVING ON A FARM
Puzzle 18 page 50 - £75 Cash - MUSCAT

Please note - The online entry form has the closing date as 31/10/25.
I have put the closing date as the 28/10/25 as per the magazine entry form.

* This competition is 'Spot the Difference' the answer is the Five squares that contain a difference in them.

These are my suggested answers, if you have different or spot any mistakes please let me know.

Good luck everyone

Wallad

Shouldn't it be "their wives"?

gdmoney

Wallad said:

Shouldn't it be "their wives"?

Only if they are polygamous and more than one of their wives is called Jessica.

 "their wife's name is Jessica" is grammatically correct but generally these sort of puzzles don't use apostrophes.

Wallad

Point taken. Thanks anyway.

CALLOFDUTY

Its wife's because 24 down in the puzzle is roger former tennis player so I makes it a f which is wifes.