Who is the first person the group investigates about Al Capone's treasure?

• A. Virginia Jackson
• B. Maria Lopez
• C. Daniel Reed
• D. Grace Kim

Answer: (A)

The question asks you to identify the earliest, most direct source of information about the Capone treasure—the starting point for an investigation. In detective-style stories, the first lead is usually the person who is most closely tied to the origin of the legend and who can provide the initial facts or documents that kick off the search. Virginia Jackson fits that role because she’s the link most likely to hold or reveal the first piece of credible information about the treasure, such as a diary excerpt, a letter, or a local account that starts the timeline and sets up the investigation’s direction.

Starting with her allows the group to anchor the story in a concrete, earliest reference before expanding to others who may contribute corroboration or later clues. The other individuals might emerge as leads later in the investigation, once the initial information from the first source has been established.