All-Woman Mystery

  Death Bemoans Her
           This Mystery is a DOWNLOAD!

       
10 Prime Suspects - can accommodate up to 100

The Plot

It's the quarterly meeting of the Gazillionaire Girls Group, an exclusive club whose membership is comprised of successful women - all of whom made it big without relying upon the other gender. The hostess for this unique gathering is Bertha Brothert, the entertainment guru whose upscale line of products appeals to the nouveau riche. 

Brothert's yacht, "The Perfection," is the scene of the meeting and a special guest is present to both entertain the Group's members and to  predict their futures. Famed fortuneteller, Madame Magda, pulls out her crystal ball and tells the assembled clique of distinguished daughters of destiny that many good things await them.

Suddenly, though, a shocked expression crosses the mystic's face as she shudders in horror. The crystal ball, she proclaims, is emphatic in predicting that someone will soon die.

The next morning, true to her words, the body of one of the women is found floating nearby the yacht. After investigating the incident, police quickly determine that  evidence points toward homicide. Someone's career has been suddenly and permanently halted by a killer.

The Suspects
One of these women will die. You'll have to buy the kit to find out which one.

• Complete instructions on how to conduct the investigation of the murder. Remember: The body of the victim was found early on the morning of your investigation.

  Your guests will be assembling to remember the deceased and to give their recollections of what happened. An account in The Pall Street Journal, a local newspaper, will describe the events through the eyes of suspects, reporters and police.
   

• Roles for all suspects that include family backgrounds and recollections of events surrounding the murder.
   
• An invitation to the mystery party investigating the murder.
   
• The morning edition of The Akron Peek-in Journal, the local newspaper, with the story of Petulant's death. (Remember: the investigation takes place on the day Peter Petulant's body was discovered.)
   
• Instructions for a Chief Inspector on how to facilitate the investigation. (With only 10 people, one of the suspects can do this.)  
   
• A series of written clues that can be exchanged or revealed.
   
• Key supporting information such as a police reports.
   
• "The Denouement" that is revealed at the end of the investigation and ties the event together. Remember: MOTIVE, MEANS and OPPORTUNITY will point to the guilty party.