Adrian Blackwood: The Killer Isn't Ed, Kartoniert / Broschiert

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Everyone suspects Ed. But somewhere inside an isolated ski lodge, the evidence tells a very different story.

A guest is dead.

3, 000 suspects are waiting.

And only one of them fits every clue.

At the secluded Alpenhof Lodge, the last lamp goes out-and Mrs McCarthy is discovered dead in the kitchen. There are no signs of a struggle. One of the guests is a killer, and Inspector Renard has assembled everything you need to uncover the truth.

Welcome to The Killer Isn't Ed, a difficult murder mystery puzzle for adults built around a massive register of 3, 000 suspects. This isn't a story you simply read.

You solve it.

Study the crime scene. Examine the evidence. Work through the witness statements. Then enter the enormous suspect register and begin eliminating the impossible. Every suspect comes with a name, weapon, room and motive.

Every clue is true. Every elimination matters.

And when the evidence has been correctly applied, exactly one suspect remains. Inside You'll Find: A complete ski lodge murder mystery case 3, 000 individual suspects A challenging suspect elimination system Crime scene evidence Witness statements and investigative clues 16 possible weapons Multiple rooms and possible motives Name-based logic and deduction clues A detailed suspect register A final accusation before the solution One exact killer, weapon, room and motive A complete solution revealing how the case fits together

The evidence includes everything from a dagger, revolver and candlestick to a fire poker, axe, bronze bust and frying pan.

The clues progressively narrow the investigation through possible rooms, motives and weapons before turning to increasingly precise details hidden within the killer's name. There are no tricks or hidden solutions-the case is designed so that one suspect survives every clue.

Perfect for fans of murder mystery puzzles, difficult logic challenges, whodunits, detective case files, crime-solving games and armchair detective mysteries.

Can you eliminate 2, 999 innocent suspects and identify the one person who couldn't escape the evidence?

3, 000 SUSPECTS. ONE KILLER. ONE SOLUTION. CAN YOU SOLVE THE CASE?