Javier Asensi: Find the Killer, Kartoniert / Broschiert

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That night, Madrid was buzzing with an intensity that was probably inadvisable for old buildings and eardrums with any interest in self-preservation. The stadium was packed into every last aisle for a chance to see Liebre Mala, the musical sensation of the moment: a band capable of filling entire venues, selling outrageously expensive T-shirts, and getting thousands of people to scream lyrics that, if read quietly, might have warranted professional psychological help. Front and center was Bonifacio, the undisputed star of the show. Part singer, part commercial brand, part acoustic emergency in sunglasses. His fans adored him. The concert went on as expected: impossible lighting, stage smoke, bass powerful enough to rearrange internal organs, and a crowd fully devoted to that modern form of collective communion that consists of recording everything on a phone so they can watch a worse version of it the next day. During one of the breaks, Bonifacio stepped backstage for a few minutes. There, he drank from a bottle that, according to several witnesses, someone had left ready for him. No one thought anything of it. In show business, a suspiciously colored drink is not necessarily a threat; sometimes it is simply part of the contract. This book presents a criminal investigation in the form of a logic challenge. Hidden among 48, 999 suspects is a single guilty person, and the only way to find them is by correctly applying the available clues. This is not about guessing, looking for tricks, or interpreting hidden meanings. Each clue allows you to eliminate names until the list is narrowed down to a single possibility. The case is designed to be solved patiently, through observation and method. You can work your way through it step by step, crossing off suspects, reviewing the conditions, and double-checking each elimination. In the end, if you have followed the clues correctly, only one name will remain.