Adrian Blackwood: Who Really Killed Halloween?, Kartoniert / Broschiert

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Halloween night. 4, 000 suspects. One killer.

At a crumbling Gothic manor, a Halloween gathering turns deadly. During a brief power cut, Captain Hayes is discovered in the Study by a guest wearing a vampire's cape. The cause of death: blunt-force trauma to the head. Outside, the bonfire throws dancing shadows across the night. Somewhere among the suspects, a killer is hiding in plain sight. Inspector Sato has assembled the case file. Now it's your turn to solve it. 4, 000 Suspects. One Solution.

Who Really Killed Halloween? is a medium-difficulty Halloween murder mystery puzzle for adults built around an enormous register of 4, 000 suspects.

Every suspect has a name and an associated weapon, room and motive. Study the evidence, work through the clues and eliminate every person who doesn't fit. Every clue is fair and literal. There are no tricks or hidden rules. Apply the evidence correctly and exactly one suspect remains. Study the Evidence. Eliminate the Suspects. Unmask the Killer.

Your investigation begins with the incident report and post-mortem findings before moving into the evidence and witness statements. The case includes 16 possible weapons, from the dagger, revolver and candlestick to the lead pipe, axe, bronze bust and more. The clues gradually narrow the field using names, letters, weapons, rooms, motives and logical conditions until only one record remains. Inside You'll Find 4, 000 suspects One complete Halloween murder case A dark Gothic manor setting A Halloween masquerade atmosphere Incident and post-mortem reports 16 possible murder weapons Witness statements and evidence 15 deduction clues Weapons, rooms and motives Letter and name-based logic challenges Progressive suspect elimination A worked example explaining how to play Space to make your final accusation One definitive solution

Perfect for adults who enjoy murder mysteries, Halloween puzzles, whodunits, detective games, logic challenges, crime-solving puzzles and armchair detective mysteries. This isn't about guessing.

Every clue matters. Every suspect must be considered. And only one name survives them all.

The jack-o'-lanterns are glowing. The bonfire is burning. And somewhere inside the Gothic manor, a killer is waiting to be unmasked.

Can you solve the case?