The cases for 2026-06-30
Three deduction cases — Easy, Medium, Hard. Each has exactly one solution, reachable by logic alone. No guessing, ever. Solve any one to keep your streak.
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The Blackwood Manor Affair — the Marsh file
EASY · 13 cluesThe power failed at ten; by the time the candles were lit, the display case stood open and empty. The guests swear they never left their rooms off the great hall. The hall remembers otherwise — map who was where. 4 guests, 4 rooms, and no two accounts that quite agree — start with Felix Marsh.
- 1. The guest drinking the claret was in the room right before the guest drinking the espresso.
- 2. Felix Marsh was right next to the guest drinking the espresso.
- 3. Clara Voss was in the room right before the one carrying the fountain pen.
- 4. Kit Lawrence and the guest drinking the mulled wine are the same person.
- 5. Felix Marsh was in the room right before the one carrying the silk gloves.
- 6. The guest drinking the absinthe was somewhere before the one carrying the silk gloves in the line.
- 7. The guest drinking the absinthe was right next to the one carrying the fountain pen.
- 8. Lavinia Crane was in the room right before the guest drinking the absinthe.
- 9. The one carrying the monocle was in the room right before the one carrying the fountain pen.
- 10. Lavinia Crane was right next to the one carrying the silver flask.
- 11. The guest drinking the absinthe and the one carrying the silver flask are the same person.
- 12. The guest drinking the absinthe was in the room right before the one carrying the silk gloves.
- 13. The guest drinking the espresso was in the room right before the one carrying the silver flask.
Murder on the Coastal Line — the Novak file
MEDIUM · 10 cluesSomewhere between the coast and the end of the line, a compartment went quiet. The conductor's passenger list survives, but the names have slid loose from the compartments. Put every remaining passenger back behind the right door. 5 passengers, 5 compartments, and no two accounts that quite agree — start with Pavel Novak.
- 1. Stefan Iverson and the passenger with the leather satchel are the same person.
- 2. Stefan Iverson was in the compartment right before the passenger with the map tube.
- 3. Pavel Novak was somewhere before the passenger with the violin case in the line.
- 4. Iris Calloway was in the compartment right before the one headed to Windmere.
- 5. The passenger with the violin case was right next to the one headed to Eastgate.
- 6. The passenger with the map tube was somewhere before the passenger with the violin case in the line.
- 7. Ruth Calder was in the compartment right before the one headed to Ashport.
- 8. The passenger with the birdcage was right next to the one headed to Pinehurst.
- 9. The passenger with the violin case and the one headed to Saltcliff are the same person.
- 10. Iris Calloway and the passenger with the medical bag are the same person.
Opening Night at the Meridian Gallery — the Roux file
HARD · 17 cluesThe curator noticed the brushwork first — too clean, too new. By then the room had emptied and the sign-in sheet told half the story. Walk the wall and pin every patron to a spot. Statements were taken from all 5 patrons; Delphine Roux's is the first page.
- 1. Hugo Marchetti and whoever arrived at 7:35 are the same person.
- 2. The one looking at the mobile was in the spot right before whoever arrived at 7:35.
- 3. Imogen Frey and whoever arrived at 7:10 are the same person.
- 4. The one looking at the triptych was right next to whoever arrived at 6:40.
- 5. Delphine Roux was right next to the one holding the iced tea.
- 6. Delphine Roux and the one looking at the woodcut are the same person.
- 7. Hugo Marchetti was somewhere before whoever arrived at 8:50 in the line.
- 8. The one looking at the woodcut was somewhere before whoever arrived at 7:10 in the line.
- 9. The one looking at the woodcut was somewhere before the one holding the iced tea in the line.
- 10. Beatrix Hale was right next to the one holding the kir royale.
- 11. The one looking at the charcoal sketch was right next to whoever arrived at 8:50.
- 12. The one looking at the woodcut and whoever arrived at 8:30 are the same person.
- 13. Beatrix Hale was in the spot right before whoever arrived at 8:50.
- 14. The one looking at the glass sculpture was in the spot right before whoever arrived at 6:40.
- 15. The one looking at the charcoal sketch and the one holding the lemonade are the same person.
- 16. The one looking at the triptych and whoever arrived at 8:50 are the same person.
- 17. Freya Holt and the one holding the whiskey are the same person.
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