Five Winners in a Row from the Oracle

Roaring Twenties · case 32 of 50 · Evil · 5×5
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For a month 'The Oracle of Hawthorne' has mailed his subscribers a free tip before every Saturday, and some of them have now had five winners in a row. For his sixth tip, a sure thing, the Oracle asks five hundred dollars. Hundreds have paid.

Adahandicapper
BrunoPinkerton
Coraphotographer
Dexterowner
Ezraphotographer
Freyastable hand
Guscaterer
Hanacaterer
Ivanstable hand
Joanhandicapper
Kiraphotographer
Leojockey
Mabelcaterer
NoraPinkerton
Ottostable hand
Petrajockey
Quinnhandicapper
Rufusstable hand
Silasjockey
Theohandicapper
Ugojockey
Victorowner
WillaPinkerton
Ximenaphotographer
Yvetteowner

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Roaring Twenties: case 32

This Evil case seats 25 suspects on a 5×5 grid. 21 of them carry a clue; the other 4 only have something to say about themselves. 7 of the steps can only be proven by reading two or more clues together. Case 32 of the Roaring Twenties case pack. Same rules as every Clues & Culprits case: everyone tells the truth, and only proven verdicts stick.

← Case 31: Forty Arrests Nobody Made · Case 33: Two Scarlet Mercers →

SeatSuspectRole in this caseClass
A1AdahandicapperScholar
B1BrunoPinkertonEnforcer
C1CoraphotographerArtist
D1DexterownerNoble
E1EzraphotographerArtist
A2Freyastable handLaborer
B2GuscatererCook
C2HanacatererCook
D2Ivanstable handLaborer
E2JoanhandicapperScholar
A3KiraphotographerArtist
B3LeojockeyCourier
C3MabelcatererCook
D3NoraPinkertonEnforcer
E3Ottostable handLaborer
A4PetrajockeyCourier
B4QuinnhandicapperScholar
C4Rufusstable handLaborer
D4SilasjockeyCourier
E4TheohandicapperScholar
A5UgojockeyCourier
B5VictorownerNoble
C5WillaPinkertonEnforcer
D5XimenaphotographerArtist
E5YvetteownerNoble

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