The Belgravia Card-Room Cheat

Victorian London · case 4 of 50 · Hard · 4×5
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All season, somebody at the Duchess's whist tables has been marking the cards. Tonight a baronet's entire estate is on the table, and the cheats, whoever they are, are working as a team.

Adaprofessor
Basilmagistrate
Coraviolinist
Dinaphysician
Ezraviolinist
Freyalamplighter
Gretamagistrate
Hattiephysician
Ivanlamplighter
Joanprofessor
Kiraviolinist
Leocab driver
Milaviolinist
Nedcab driver
Ottolamplighter
Petracab driver
Quinnprofessor
Rufuslamplighter
Sukimagistrate
Theoprofessor

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Victorian London: case 4

This Hard case seats 20 suspects on a 4×5 grid. 15 of them carry a clue; the other 5 only have something to say about themselves. 7 of the steps can only be proven by reading two or more clues together. Case 4 of the free Victorian London case pack. Same rules as every Clues & Culprits case: everyone tells the truth, and only proven verdicts stick.

← Case 3: The Thames Dockside Swindle · Case 5: The Covent Garden Box-Office Raid →

SeatSuspectRole in this caseClass
A1AdaprofessorScholar
B1BasilmagistrateOfficial
C1CoraviolinistArtist
D1DinaphysicianHealer
A2EzraviolinistArtist
B2FreyalamplighterLaborer
C2GretamagistrateOfficial
D2HattiephysicianHealer
A3IvanlamplighterLaborer
B3JoanprofessorScholar
C3KiraviolinistArtist
D3Leocab driverCourier
A4MilaviolinistArtist
B4Nedcab driverCourier
C4OttolamplighterLaborer
D4Petracab driverCourier
A5QuinnprofessorScholar
B5RufuslamplighterLaborer
C5SukimagistrateOfficial
D5TheoprofessorScholar

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