Adrian Blackwood: Who Is the Museum Killer?, Kartoniert / Broschiert

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The museum is closed. The galleries are silent. But somewhere among the exhibits, a killer is hiding.

Step inside a museum where every gallery, corridor and exhibition room has become a crime scene.

Who Is the Museum Killer? features 60 easy floor-plan murder mystery logic puzzles for adults who love whodunits, detective challenges and solving crimes one clue at a time.

Each mystery gives you an illustrated 7×7 museum floor plan, 6 suspects, one victim and a series of clues.

Your mission is simple:

Study the Floor Plan. Follow the Clues. Find the Killer. Explore a Museum Full of Mysteries

Every case unfolds among museum locations including the Gallery, Archive, Vault, Atrium, Egyptian Wing, Dinosaur Hall, Lab, Café, Gift Shop and Foyer.

But the rooms aren't empty.

Display cases, ferns, pedestals, sarcophagi, skeletons and statues fill the museum and become part of the deduction. Benches and stools can be occupied by suspects, while other museum objects block spaces on the floor plan. Six Suspects. One Victim. One Killer.

Use the clues to determine where each suspect was located. You might discover that someone was in the Gallery or Vault. Another suspect may have been in a particular row or column. Someone might have been beside a pedestal, statue, skeleton or display case. Two people may have been forbidden from sharing the same room. Other clues use distance, adjacency and position to help reconstruct the scene. Carefully place all 6 suspects onto the 7×7 floor plan.

The suspect who ultimately shares the victim's room is the murderer.

The worked example demonstrates exactly this deduction system: once all guests have been placed correctly, the person sharing the victim's room is revealed as the killer. Inside You'll Find 60 easy murder mystery puzzles 7×7 illustrated museum floor plans 6 suspects in every case One victim in every mystery One killer to uncover Museum rooms, galleries and exhibits Spatial and positional clues Logic, elimination and deduction challenges Museum objects incorporated into the puzzles A worked example explaining how to play Two cut-out bookmarks for keeping your place in the Puzzles and Answers sections Fully illustrated solutions

The cases take readers throughout the museum, from mysterious galleries and archives to the Egyptian Wing and Dinosaur Hall. The individual mysteries have their own case-style titles, culminating in Case 60, "A Broken Alibi."

Perfect for adults who enjoy murder mysteries, whodunits, logic puzzles, spatial reasoning, detective games, crime-solving challenges and armchair detective mysteries.

60 crime scenes. 360 suspects. 60 killers to uncover.

Can you solve them all?