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Who was alone with the victim in the crime scene with the murder weapon?
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What is a Murdoku?
A Murdoku combines the deductive thrill of classic Murder Mystery whodunits with the pure logical satisfaction of grid elimination (similar to Sudoku and Einstein Logic Grids).
The Core Rules of the Crime:
1. One Suspect Per Room: At the exact moment the clock struck the hour of the murder, each suspect was positioned in exactly one room.
2. One Weapon Per Room: Exactly one potential murder weapon was found in each room.
3. The Crime Scene: The victim was found dead in a specific room (the Crime Scene).
4. The Guilty Party: The murderer is the sole individual who was physically present in the Crime Scene room with the fatal weapon!
How to Use the Deduction Matrix:
• When a clue states "Lady Genevieve was having tea in the Library", place an [O] at the intersection of Genevieve and Library. Then immediately place an [X] across the rest of Genevieve's rooms and the Library's other suspects.
• When a clue states "The dagger was not in the Ballroom", place an [X] at Dagger × Ballroom.
• Continue cross-referencing clues until every person, weapon, and location is determined!