THE SATURDAY NIGHT MURDER

By Jay Carmichael and Taylor Wilson

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INTRODUCTIONYou’re fresh out of law school, and have been hired by a

rather large agency to investigate a case and prosecute the criminal in any case you’re given. You must prove yourself by winning your first case. If you do not succeed, you are fired.

Good luck!

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DESCRIPTION OF CRIMESaturday night Anne, a resident of the manor that sits on the outskirts of town, was found

slumped over a table holding a teacup in her hand, which police confirmed to have contained poison. Anne’s best friend, Janine, claims that Anne had been in a dispute with Karen, her only relative, over the fact that Janine got more money in Anne’s will than she did. Karen claims the same thing. So Anne, not being one who likes to have disputes with her own relatives, invited her to settle it over a cup of tea. Ann, then knowing that Miranda, one of Anne and Janine’s old coworkers, who disliked them ever since they got her fired for smoking in the working area, invited her over to patch things up. She also invited Janine over to straighten out the problems between Miranda, Anne, and her. Saturday morning, everyone arrived at 9:00 sharp. Karen had brought a plate of muffins to go with the tea. They promptly addressed each other and sat down. Anne went to get the tea but Miranda insisted on getting it. Miranda was gone briefly and then returned to the patio, where they were having the tea party, with the tea. The mailman, who was delivering a package to the neighbor’s house claims he saw Anne take a sip of tea, set down the teacup, then take a bite of the muffin. He claims he saw her take a final sip of tea, and then she died.

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JANINE

Janine is a good friend of the victim, having known her for many years. She has a great disliking of Miranda. Her name is listed under having the most percentage of Anne’s money in the will. She works as a florist in Ed’s Floral Boutique.

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MIRANDA

Miranda was an enemy of the victim’s, and she was invited to the party with Anne, Janine, and Karen to settle disputes between Anne, Janine, and herself. She was once a good friend of Anne’s, before Janine got her fired. She is very interested in chemistry, and teaches it at a college.

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KAREN

Karen is a relative who was having a conflict with Anne over Janine, Anne’s best friend, getting more money than her in the will. Karen has just met Janine and Miranda at the party, so she has nothing against either of them. Karen is a baker, and brought a plate of muffins.

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DID YOU WIN?

It seems the jury believed you were paranoid, and voted towards Karen being innocent. Have fun finding a job somewhere else!

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DID YOU WIN?

There was a lack of sufficient and relevant evidence to prove your case. You were fired. Have fun finding another job!

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DID YOU WIN?

You won the case, and were fully hired. Karen poisoned the muffins and the poison the police reported to be in the teacup was backwashed.

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DID YOU WIN?

There was no evidence towards Janine being guilty of the crime. You were fired.

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