Katherine
The shot was fired in the middle of the night, but it didn't wake anyone up. Did you find it strange that the ‘’residents‘’ of the other bedrooms, Anthony and Jean-Jacques, didn't hear anything? And where was Barbara that night, that she didn't notice Henry's death?
You know that your uncle had a fight with his best friend (Jean-Jacques) - it doesn't add up to the fact that Henry's former friend was staying at the mansion the night of the murder.
A few hours ago, your mother said a strange thing: ‘I killed Henry!’. Why does she feel guilty, since she couldn't have done it... or could she?
You know that your uncle had a fight with his best friend (Jean-Jacques) - it doesn't add up to the fact that Henry's former friend was staying at the mansion the night of the murder.
A few hours ago, your mother said a strange thing: ‘I killed Henry!’. Why does she feel guilty, since she couldn't have done it... or could she?
- Your uncle has shared the contents of his new will with you, according to which he divided his property into three parts: one for Deak, one for Barbara, and one for you and your mother. It is possible that someone else knew about the new will and did not want it to go into effect (as far as you know, this version was not certified).
- While your uncle was telling you about the new will, you had a question: ‘Why is Anthony not in the will?’ The answer was dry: ‘It (money) spoils him!’
- Usually, your mum answers the most difficult questions very easily (with the help of cards and fortune-telling). You are worried that she might be involved in a crime if it takes her so long to tell you the name of the real killer.
- You are a film fan! Either Miss Marple or Hercule Poirot said that love is the cause of every crime. Ah, everything is so simple in films! Here it's more about hatred. Or maybe it's about love-based hatred?
