Rosario is the Mole!
Read this and you'll know for sure
Well, for what it's worth. I was convinced that Kees was the Mole, but he apparently sometimes really couldn't read the numbers and letters and didn't remember the titles of those simple children's songs. No worries, Kees. We all get a bit older. Now I've got all my arrows on Rosario and here's why.
1. In the leader, there is a person wearing a rosary around his neck. And guess what rosary is in the Spanish … Right: Rosario.
2. In the Olympic Stadium, a word was formed with 27 signs. And 27 is the age of… Right: Rosario.
3. The missing ‘p’ in the question to Fons about the Olym(p)ic Games is really not something for the makers of Who is the Mole? to forget by accident. And who has a tattoo of a little flag on his finger that you could easily mistake for a ‘p’? Right: Rosario.
4. When closing the ‘bond’ with Babs, the scene was shown in reverse. People think because of the logo, but that was a small pension so not exactly a big, commercial party. In another scene, we see the shot of Rosario doubled, and when he fills in the questions once, we also see a reflection. All of this will indicate a reflection, so doubling, so double role. And who has a double role? Right: the Mole. Right: Rosario.
Photo credit: Joy Hansson
