These viral sites keep get­ting churned out by the dozen now, three more today.

First up is Betty’s House of Pies, www​.bet​tyshouse​of​pies​.com

“$8.00
Betty’s Clas­sic Apple — Sliced apples with plenty of cin­na­mon Try it with ice cream; you won’t be sorry! Dutch-Apple — Betty’s clas­sic apple fill­ing baked with raisins, fresh cream, and topped with streusel crunch.”

The site con­tains an email address for reser­va­tions — reservations@​bettyshouseofpies.​com and a tele­phone num­ber — 1866–237-6152. The house itself is based off Mal­oney Street in down­town Gotham, if you’re ever there and fancy pop­ping in for a bite. The email reser­va­tion gives this response,

“We don’t take reser­va­tions from e-mail any­more because nobody ever checked and peo­ple just got mad.”

Next comes Saint Swith­uns Catholic Church, www​.saintswith​un​schurch​.org,

“St. Swith­uns is the old­est Catholic Church in Gotham. Built by Ital­ian and Greek immi­grants, it has fine exam­ples of Old World stone­ma­sonary, plas­ter­work, and car­pen­try. But this tra­di­tional set­ting is the foun­da­tion of a vibrant, ser­vice and com­mu­nity ori­ented ministry. ”

This page has a records search located here. Enter­ing the name Sal­va­tor Maroni works and brings up a mar­riage cer­tifi­cate which he was wit­ness to. The bride in the cer­tifi­cate, Anna Marie Loverso, also brings up a cer­tifi­cate of Baptism:

You can also find them at the cor­ner of South Drive and Hat­ters Avenue, in Har­row, Gotham, or call them via 1866–237-6339:

Thirdly, there is an inter­nal affairs divi­sion of the Gotham Police Depart­ment, located at www​.gpdiad​.com:

“If the cit­i­zens of Gotham are to have the trust and con­fi­dence in the police, the Gotham Police Depart­ment must to fos­ter a good rela­tion­ship with its cit­i­zenry. This means some­one must take the respon­si­bil­ity of polic­ing the police.

Police offi­cers face sit­u­a­tions call­ing for imme­di­ate assess­ment and swift action, and must be free to exer­cise their best judg­ment and to ini­ti­ate action in a rea­son­able, law­ful, and impar­tial man­ner with­out fear of reprisal. At the same time, they must observe the rights of all peo­ple. Cit­i­zens must feel free to ques­tion police con­duct which they feel is improper.”

Some­thing else to take note of, on the Gotham USD web­site has updated and now men­tions by name the man pic­tured in the Evi­dence Fault from the last Why So Seri­ous challenge,

“11/30
Con­grat­u­la­tions go out to the fol­low­ing 30-year GUSD veterans:

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