What does the fact that Mr. Henry Baker has no interest in the crop of the goose he lost suggest about him in Part 2 of "The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle"?

A.He is foolish and short-sighted.
B.He was not the true owner of the goose.
C.He has no idea that it held a precious jewel.
D.He realizes that Holmes is trying to trick him.

The fact that Mr. Henry Baker has no interest in the crop of the goose he lost suggest about him that he has no idea that it held a precious jewel.

What is "The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle" about?

"It is the seventh story of twelve in The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. The story was first published in The Strand Magazine in January 1892. In the story, on Christmas Eve, Sherlock Holmes and Dr John Watson try to determine how a fabulous blue carbuncle found its way down the gullet of a goose."

Holmes found out from the hat that was left with the goose that the goose belonged to Mr. Henry Baker. Later, when Baker was called it was revealed that he had no idea about the blue carbuncle that was stuck in the goose's throat.

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