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Jeff Is The Culprit
Jeff is the culprit. Since only one person is telling the truth, Bradley is the one that is not lying. Sarah is lying about Bradley being guilty, and Jeff is lying about being innocent. This is the only situation where one person is telling the truth. For instance, if Bradley was the culprit, then both Sarah and Jeff would be telling the truth. If Sarah was the culprit, both Jeff and Bradley would be telling the truth. The situation where Jeff is the culprit is the only one that matches the criteria of one true statement. Therefore, Jeff is the culprit, and Bradley and Sarah are innocent of this
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