Each case introduces a small set of suspects, locations, objects, and clues, gradually increasing in complexity. Multi-layered deductions, interconnected evidence, time clues, environmental details, and deliberate false leads. A clue may connect a person, location, object, and sequence of events, so solving one part of the mystery can unlock another. Solvers will often need to determine several facts before the final answer becomes possible. Each case contains seven suspects, seven locations, multiple objects, timing clues, environmental evidence, and clues that must be combined rather than solved individually. Keep your detective notes. A name, object, location, or piece of evidence that seems insignificant may become the key to the final mystery.