Coincidence, or is Griffin really guilty of grand larceny?

Somehow it shows up in the display case where the donated ring used to be. Oh, and by the way - where is Griffin's retainer? He hasn't told his parents yet that it is missing. The story follows him and his band of crime solvers as they try to determine what really happened to that Super Bowl ring. Griffin is not a bad kid, but he does make some poor choices. His parents are supportive of him but feel that his behavior has gotten out of hand. There is a monitoring system installed in his home and when he ventures beyond the required boundaries a comic episode occurs. However, a pesky little detail like that never stopped Griffin. Kennedy Alternative School is not a detention center, he is not supposed to see his friends. He has a reputation of being a troublemaker throughout his town of Cedarville. However, Griffin is sent to 'JFK' - Jail for Kids. Together with several other characters, the team assembles a sophisticated crime-busting enterprise as they attempt to identify the actual perp. Logan is a budding actor, and Pitch is a super athlete. Griffin has an eclectic group of friends. There is Ben Slovak, who suffers from narcolepsy and has a therapeutic ferret, and Savannah Drysdale, an avid animal enthusiast. His friends decide to prove his innocence and set out to find the real thief. Griffin is held responsible for the heist. It is put on display in the school's trophy cabinet. In this latest adventure, Cedarville Middle School has become the recipient of a Super Bowl ring. Griffin always seems to find trouble even when he is not looking for it. Now Gordon Korman has brought the gang back in his latest installment- Framed. You met Griffin Bing and his friends in Swindle and followed their escapades in Zoobreak.

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