Every name
is an alibi.
Every guest left a name in the register. One of those names is a lie.
“People think a crowd is a place to disappear. A crowd is a ledger.” D.I. M. Voss, Homicide
The cabinet
One case per book. Every register is machine checked before it goes to print, so exactly one entry survives all eighteen clues.
How a case works
Work the register
Every fan, guest or passenger left a line of ink. Take the clues in order and cross out the innocent: whole pages, whole stands, one stubborn name at a time.
File your tip
The answer is not printed in the book. When one name is left standing, bring it to me: the name, the page, the seat.
Earn the ending
I answer every tip personally. Crack the case and I will send you the classified file: the story, the motive, the interview. The part that never made the register.
D.I. M. Voss, Homicide · Every clue, ruled · How to work a case · Questions answered
Submit your tip
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Every correct tip receives the classified dossier by e-mail: ten pages of story, motive and interview, with the custody photograph and the exhibits. The ending you cannot buy, only earn.
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