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Oh my god, of course!

Dayum, I forgot Mrs White was worried about seeing people from other dimensions. Congrats on a great mystery and winning, PeachFreak.

Colonel Mustard with the Spring Blade in the Ballroom

It has to be a man to move the body, and I don’t think it’s Plum.

Black wrote: ↑Mon Jun 22, 2020 5:52 pm It was a fun game, I'm guessing Jamie had the Mallet

Wasn't me guv'nor

Captain Cafe with the Spring Blade in the Ballroom

Mrs Peacock - You were upset about something when you came from the Conservatory, could you tell me what that was?

Dr Orchid - When she was found dead Miss Hammond was dressed like you. Should she have been making another appearance as you somewhere?

Miss Scarlett with the Hairpin in the Ballroom

Well done Mr Suspect!

That was a good ending, I just got too confused in there. I'm pleased it wasn't the skipping rope as when making my accusation I was torn between that and the Pen, and then when you gave the clue I feared I'd plumped for the wrong one.

(This is brilliant by the way)

Captain Cafe - Who were you talking to on the phone?

and - What did you notice on the stairwell?

Lady Lavender screams at Mr Naranjo, "You did it, in the Billiard Room. I was there earlier and heard someone outside. I'm sure it was you. And you did it with the Fountain Pen.!" She sat down and waited for the confession.

Sorry, but I've given up on this, the redistribution of ClueLover's cards means that my notes from the first two rounds are pointless and I'm so busy at the moment I can't be bothered going back and starting from scratch or trying to work out how many cards people now have. So, I'm going to make a s...

Rusty Manhammer

But hello Mr Chestnutt

Inspired by actual events Lord Gray cleared his throat. "Ladies and gentlemen, I was playing on my new phone earlier on that Facegram or whatever it is, and I saw a story from a lady in one of the design groups that I contribute to. She said she was walking through a partially built playground and ...

So who disproved Scarlett-Wrench-Lounge?

Jonathan Green wrote: ↑Sun Jun 14, 2020 5:28 pm

BBP wrote: ↑Sun Jun 14, 2020 5:23 pm You had someone else show me the card in the PM, who showed me that?

Jamie from your last suggestion

It was Chaosemerald, not me

Lord Gray addressed Miss Peach, while walking around the room. "So you think I have a temper? Nothing could be further from the truth my dear. You don't appreciate nature and beautiful surroundings as I do, and have anger issues." He turned to face his accuser. "Prunus Persica. The Latin name for th...

If that's the case, assuming he has 8 cards, give 1 card to all the other players then make two public knowledge? That could work (he/she has 8 ). Later I’ll do that. Each player will have one new card + plus two for public knowledge. Everyone should have had one card, and Sir Shamrock and I had tw...

Lord Gray cleared his throat, "In every beautiful garden amongst the pretty flowers there is always a weed. The bad apple. The black sheep. Of course, most people here would say that Heather was the Black sheep. He paused to appreciate his little joke. "But maybe there was another maleficent presenc...

Lady Lavender continued, addressing everyone in the room. "Murder! A terrible business. I'm sure that none of us here have any experience in murder. Apart from one. Who else would know how to commit murder and get away with it, but a murder mystery writer?" With each occasion, her emphasis on 'murde...

You've copied the Del'Aqua bio for Khaki, Lake and Fields! No one wants to see Mayor Fields exotic dancing :lol: A few of mine from an older mystery series: Sun Ling: A Chinese "massage therapist" if you know what I mean. Visited by Dr Black when he needed to "relax". She found that men will tell he...

Lady Lavender was in the Billiard Room waiting for her lover Professor Plum. She was hoping to cheer him up. He'd not been himself since that stupid woman Heather made fun of him at the party. Lavender had never played snooker despite being a regular visitor to Boddy's house since she'd moved in nex...