Four people (Bill, William, Vanessa, and Jesse) with last names Galitzer, Young, Appleman, and O'Neal, each gave a number of zinc tablets.
Each person was of a different occupation: horse trainer, lawyer, teacher, and quack.
If each person gave one of the following amounts of zinc tablets, (9, 14, 8, and 21) can you figure out the first name, last name, and how many zinc tablets each person gave?
Bill, Young, and Jesse were not the person who gave 14 zinc tablets.
The teacher isn't William Appleman.
The person who gave 21 zinc tablets, Galitzer, and the horse trainer have known each other for years.
Vanessa and Galitzer once dated the quack.
The person who gave 21 zinc tablets, Young, and the teacher have known each other for years.
Bill, who is not Appleman, is the horse trainer's cousin.
Galitzer isn't the quack or the person who gave 21 zinc tablets.
The person who gave 8 zinc tablets, O'Neal, and the horse trainer have known each other for years.
The person who gave 14 zinc tablets, Galitzer, and the lawyer have known each other for years.
The quack, whose first name is William, wasn't the person who gave 8 zinc tablets.
The person who gave 9 zinc tablets is not named William or O'Neal.
William, Young, and Bill were not the person who gave 8 zinc tablets.
The person who gave 8 zinc tablets, Young, and the lawyer have known each other for years.
The lawyer, who gave 21 zinc tablets, isn't Young.
The lawyer, whose first name is Bill, wasn't the person who gave 9 zinc tablets.
The quack isn't Bill O'Neal.
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Place a N in any square that is a definite "no" and a Y in any square that is a definite "yes". I give up!