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Bill Fox was carrying a white umbrella. The suspect who was carrying a white umbrella was wearing brown shoes. Therefore, Bill Fox was wearing brown shoes. The murderer was wearing white shoes, so Bill Fox is not the murderer.
The suspect who was wearing white shoes is 5 feet 9 inches tall. The suspect who is 5 feet 9 inches tall was carrying a yellow umbrella. The suspect who was carrying a yellow umbrella is not the one who weighs 190 pounds. Therefore, one suspect is 5 feet 9 inches tall, was wearing white shoes, was carrying a yellow umbrella, and is not the one who weighs 190 pounds. But Tom Alberts is 6 feet tall, Larry Martin weighs 190 pounds, John Davis was carrying a purple umbrella, and Bill Fox was wearing brown shoes. Therefore, the only suspect who could be this suspect is Marty Edison. Since this suspect, Marty Edison, was wearing white shoes and the murderer was wearing white shoes, he is the murderer.

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