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What surprising information did Sandy discover about Judge Ford?
Sandy discovered that Judge Ford was actually born male and had transitioned to female later in life. This information came as a surprise to Sandy as she had known Judge Ford for a long time.
What information does Judge Ford uncover that indicates James Hoo would not have liked Samuel Westing?
Judge Ford discovers that James Hoo was unhappy when he left Westing's employ and that he had switched to working for someone else. Based on this information, she concludes that James Hoo would not have liked Samuel Westing because he left his job working for him and chose to work for someone else.
What did the note that judge ford gave dr.deere ask?
The note that Judge Ford gave Dr. Deere asked for information about the Sazerac cocktail recipe.
Who persuaded judge ford to stay in the westing game?
Judge Ford was persuaded by Sandy McSouthers to stay in the Westing game by revealing important information about her past and personal connection to the other players. This revelation helped Judge Ford see the significance of the game and the impact it could have on her life.
Who is the Judge?
Judge JJ Ford
Was judge ford a sports announcer?
no she was a judge
How did Grace treat Judge Ford In the westing game?
Grace treated Judge Ford with respect and kindness throughout the story. She stood by Judge Ford when she was falsely accused of being the bomber and supported her in finding the true culprit. Grace demonstrated loyalty and friendship towards Judge Ford.
What question did Judge Ford write on the paper?
Judge Ford wrote "Are you my friend?" on the piece of paper.
Is sydelle pulaski a judge?
no j.j. ford is the judge
What according to judge ford is the famous westing trap?
What does Judge Ford do for Chris Theodorakis
Who does judge ford think one of the heirs and the answer is?
Judge Ford believes that the one of the heirs is Doug Hoo.
What college did judge jj ford westing game attend?
judge jj ford attended Columbia and then Harvard Law.
