Williamsburg 30-Second Mystery Theatre: Case of the Trustafarian Tenant 6/6

Overjoyed at Claudia's solving the mystery of his trustafarian tenant, the Hasidic landlord Mr. Ratmansky pays her back by taking her to an avant-garde dance performance in Long Island City.

Williamsburg 30-Second Mystery Theatre: Case of the Trustafarian Tenant 5/6

Back at Baby's All Right, Claudia Cardinale confronts School of Visual Arts student Ruchel Pizzarelli to find out if the "murder" of Mr. Ratmansky's trustafarian tenant was actually another scheme to promote Ruchel as Williamsburg's premier performance artist.

Williamsburg 30-Second Mystery Theatre: Case of the Trustafarian Tenant 4/6

Enjoying her Tokyo soba noodes in front of the Williamsburgh Branch Public Library, Claudia Cardinale reflects on the spelling of the Brooklyn neighborhood, leading to a brainstorm in the case of the trustafarian tenant that might be a breakthrough if she confirms her hunch at the club Baby's All Right that night.

Williamsburg 30-Second Mystery Theatre: Case of the Trustafarian Tenant 3/6

Stymied in her investigation of the disappearance of Mr. Ratmansky's trustafarian tenant on South 5th Street, amateur detective Claudia Cardinale decides to walk over to Marcy Avenue and grab some Tokyo soba noodles at the Korean grocery Mr. Piña Fruit and Vegetables.

Williamsburg 30-Second Mystery Theatre: Case of the Trustafarian Tenant 2/6

At a Fat White Family show at Baby's All Right on Broadway, amateur detective Claudia Cardinale investigates the murder of the Hasidic landlord's trustafarian tenant at his building on South 5th Street between Keap and Rodney.

Williamsburg 30-Second Mystery Theatre: Case of the Trustafarian Tenant 1/6

Mr. Ratmansky, a Hasidic landlord on the Southside, tells Claudia Cardinale that he is heartbroken over the disappearance and presumed murder of his favorite tenant, a trustafarian cartoonist named Elmo.