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The Ninth Day of Twistmas (Twistery #32) Solution

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Actually, Twistery and solution all in one today: It looked like a suicide pact. The 2 bodies lay together. But why the separate suicide notes & why had she shot herself & he taken poison? Solution. It didn’t add up. In suicide pacts, those taking their own lives generally use the same method to do …

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Eighth Day of Twistmas (Twistery #31) solution

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Internally locked room. Victim alone, holding a box with a hole in it. Head blown apart. Locked in the box: a gun & a loop of fishing line.       Solution. The box was made of ebony, with a mother-of-pearl motif inlaid into the lid. The design depicted Hermes Psychopompos – winged feet, winged …

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The Eighth Day of Twistmas (Twistery #31)

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Internally locked room. Victim alone, holding a box with a hole in it. Head blown apart. Locked in the box: a gun & a loop of fishing line. Suggested solutions welcome in the comments.

The Seventh Day of Twistmas (Twistery #30) Solution

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The murder weapon, a sword, was still lodged in the victim’s body, yet there was no blood & cause of death was given as asphyxia. Solution. “What’s that meant to be when it’s at home?” asked DI Stafford. He was in a bad mood. Why was he always the one they came to with these …

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The Seventh Day of Twistmas (Twistery #30)

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The murder weapon, a sword, was still lodged in the victim’s body, yet there was no blood & cause of death was given as asphyxia.

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