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Larry Brown has no hair. The suspect who has no hair was wearing red shoes. Therefore, Larry Brown was wearing red shoes. The murderer was wearing tan shoes, so Larry Brown is not the murderer.
The suspect who was wearing tan shoes was carrying a green umbrella. The suspect who has white hair was carrying a green umbrella. The suspect who has white hair is 5 feet tall. Therefore, one suspect was carrying a green umbrella, was wearing tan shoes, has white hair, and is 5 feet tall. But David Alberts was carrying a black umbrella, Marty Morrison is 5 feet 9 inches tall, Tom Smith has brown hair, and Larry Brown was wearing red shoes. Therefore, the only suspect who could be this suspect is Bob Davis. Since this suspect, Bob Davis, was wearing tan shoes and the murderer was wearing tan shoes, he is the murderer.

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