The Belgravia Silver Plate

Victorian London · case 10 of 50 · Medium · 4×5
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Between the last waltz and the carriages, half the Duchess's silver plate left the house by the servants' stairs — forty dishes, two hundred forks and a soup tureen the size of a hip bath. Nobody could have carried that much alone.

Arlocab driver
Beaservant
Caljeweller
Devjeweller
Ezraviolinist
Freyalamplighter
Guscook
Hanacook
Ivanlamplighter
Junocab driver
Kiraviolinist
Leocab driver
Mabelcook
Nicoviolinist
Ottolamplighter
Petracab driver
Quentinservant
Rufuslamplighter
Sadieservant
Tariqjeweller

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Victorian London: case 10

This Medium 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. 4 of the steps can only be proven by reading two or more clues together. Case 10 of the free Victorian London case pack. Same rules as every Clues & Culprits case: everyone tells the truth, and only proven verdicts stick.

← Case 9: The Thames Brandy Run · Case 11: The Covent Garden Stolen Score →

SeatSuspectRole in this caseClass
A1Arlocab driverCourier
B1BeaservantServant
C1CaljewellerMerchant
D1DevjewellerMerchant
A2EzraviolinistArtist
B2FreyalamplighterLaborer
C2GuscookCook
D2HanacookCook
A3IvanlamplighterLaborer
B3Junocab driverCourier
C3KiraviolinistArtist
D3Leocab driverCourier
A4MabelcookCook
B4NicoviolinistArtist
C4OttolamplighterLaborer
D4Petracab driverCourier
A5QuentinservantServant
B5RufuslamplighterLaborer
C5SadieservantServant
D5TariqjewellerMerchant

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