Prudence

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You are the killer of Uncle Smith.

In fact, you wanted to kill Barbara, but it happened the way it did. The crime was committed at night while the whole house was asleep. You knew that Henry was away, so you entered the bedroom and fired a gun with a suppressor. Not thinking of anything better to do, you hid the gun in the dough and baked a cake in the morning.

If you're lucky, you'll be able to discreetly throw it away when it's done.

A week ago, you found an anonymous note in Henry's office (sometimes you were a maid and cleaned it): ‘Barbara is cheating on you!’. You passed the note to Salma, who asked you to keep quiet. It was not difficult for you to find out that Barbara was sleeping with Anthony. This fact angered you: ‘The ungrateful brute!’ - that's when you had the urge to kill her.
  • This week, you tried to poison Barbara and sprinkled rat poison on her breakfast, but Barbara was fine with a little gastric lavage and a doctor's verdict of food poisoning.
  • Letizia and Deak's children love your surprise pies. It is important that neither they nor anyone else comes into your kitchen and cuts off a piece while you are discussing the murder. You will get rid of the pie later, when you can remove all suspicion from yourself.
  • Your goal is to get rid of Barbara by any means necessary. If you fail to kill her, discredit her in the eyes of her family.
  • You may find this useful: yesterday, Betsy was extremely shocked by something she saw during a fortune-telling session. She immediately ran to call Henry and begged him to come home early. If you spice it up with emotion, you'll get a great accusation.
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