Aurora Radio Climbs to Forty

Roaring Twenties · case 6 of 50 · Easy · 4×4
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Shares in Aurora Radio climbed from two dollars to forty in three weeks, bought up by half the guests at the Lakeshore Grand on whispered tips over dinner. Yesterday they fell back to two in a single morning. Somebody sold at the very top.

Amircard sharp
Basilsenator
Calstockbroker
Devstockbroker
Emilsenator
Felixcard sharp
Guschef
Hanachef
Idrisstockbroker
Junochauffeur
Kurtcard sharp
Leochauffeur
Mabelchef
Nedchauffeur
Omarsenator
Petrachauffeur

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Roaring Twenties: case 6

This Easy case seats 16 suspects on a 4×4 grid. 13 of them carry a clue; the other 3 only have something to say about themselves. Every step can be proven from a single clue plus what you already know. Case 6 of the Roaring Twenties case pack. Same rules as every Clues & Culprits case: everyone tells the truth, and only proven verdicts stick.

← Case 5: Fifty Miles on the Packard · Case 7: Eleven Hundred Parts Brandy →

SeatSuspectRole in this caseClass
A1Amircard sharpRogue
B1BasilsenatorOfficial
C1CalstockbrokerMerchant
D1DevstockbrokerMerchant
A2EmilsenatorOfficial
B2Felixcard sharpRogue
C2GuschefCook
D2HanachefCook
A3IdrisstockbrokerMerchant
B3JunochauffeurCourier
C3Kurtcard sharpRogue
D3LeochauffeurCourier
A4MabelchefCook
B4NedchauffeurCourier
C4OmarsenatorOfficial
D4PetrachauffeurCourier

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