(Greg Sandshark comes back into the lab where Henry Sandrews is stacking up some papers and then looks up.)
Greg: So what do we have, Eel-kid?
Henry: Oh-Kay. The plastic is typical HDPE, PETE mixture used in all kinds of different machinery and small household appliances...
Greg: I could tell that by looking at the placstic logo on one of the parts....
Henry: But this particular dye of yellow and grey was primarily used in vacuum cleaners, reef blowers, kelp cutters and so on....
Greg: Getting more interesting, keep going...
Henry: However, the serial numbers found on the parts correspond specifically to one model of Reef Blower: the Super X 8000 Reef Blower from Juan Clear.
Greg: A reef blower? I was expecting a vacuum cleaner based upon what Spongebob told me.
Henry: Well the Super X 8000 from Juan Clear has a toggle switch that lets you vaccuum up waste into a bag for disposal after you've blown it into a nice neat pile. I also hear if you strap it on your back and turn it up to max you can use it as a jet pack. I oughta get one...
Greg: The perp could have used it to suck out Spongebob's natural sponginess and allowed him to kick Spongebob's butt! Even with the Codges style exposition, that was awesome Henry! Now all I need to do is find all the distributors of the Super X 8000 in Bikini Bottom and see who bough one lately.
Henry: Got a list for you right here--Flowes Home Improvment Center, Dome Help and Hardware, and Blue-Value Hardware are the only sellers in Biknini Bottom. It costs over $1000.00 sand dollars--top of the line, so they may only sell a few a month.
Greg: I'll be making a trip to some hardware stores. See you later!
(Greg Exits the Room and Henry gets back to some other task. Henry then pauses and sticks his head out the door.)
Henry: Where the HALIBUT is my KELP-SHAKE, SHARK BOY?!?!?
(Codges walks by trying to make time with Wendy Seammes, who is ignoring him, and he's drinking a Kelp Shake!)
Codges: You oughta try one--they're GOOD! Hee hee hee!
Henry: Oh get bent, Codges! (He shuffles back into his workspace, looking disgruntled.)