The Nose That Grew in the Darkroom

Roaring Twenties · case 2 of 50 · Easy · 4×4
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In the fourth race at Hawthorne Park, Silver Spur and Lady Luck crossed the line together. The stewards studied the finish photograph and gave it to Lady Luck, a forty-to-one shot, by a nose. The nose was a quarter of an inch longer than Lady Luck's own.

Adahandicapper
Basilsteward
Calbookmaker
Devbookmaker
Ezraphotographer
Felixtipster
Gretasteward
Hugotipster
Irisphotographer
Joanhandicapper
Kurttipster
Lenahandicapper
Milaphotographer
Nicophotographer
Omarsteward
Percybookmaker

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Roaring Twenties: case 2

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 2 of the Roaring Twenties case pack, and one of its free cases. Same rules as every Clues & Culprits case: everyone tells the truth, and only proven verdicts stick.

← Case 1: Somebody Sold the Password · Case 3: Five Aces for the Senator →

SeatSuspectRole in this caseClass
A1AdahandicapperScholar
B1BasilstewardOfficial
C1CalbookmakerMerchant
D1DevbookmakerMerchant
A2EzraphotographerArtist
B2FelixtipsterRogue
C2GretastewardOfficial
D2HugotipsterRogue
A3IrisphotographerArtist
B3JoanhandicapperScholar
C3KurttipsterRogue
D3LenahandicapperScholar
A4MilaphotographerArtist
B4NicophotographerArtist
C4OmarstewardOfficial
D4PercybookmakerMerchant

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