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Mystery Detectives Teacher’s Name

Mr. V has disappeared. Can you solve the mystery? Mr. V has disappeared. Can you solve the mystery? Mr. Vanish Is the Victim of Foul Play! CRIME SCENE DO NOT CROSS CRIME SCENE DO NOT CROSS CRIME SCENE DO NOT CROSS CRIME SCENE DO

Mr. Late The Suspects and Weapons Ms. Leather Speed Pinky Mr. Teal Mrs. Teal Ax Poison Cleaver Pistol Scissors Handcuffs

Get A Clue Select a question and answer it correctly to obtain valuable clues to solve the mystery

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Jolly Good! You’ve earned a clue. Go to a room to state your suspicions or make an accusation. The Family Room The Study The Dressing Room The Bedroom The Living Room The Kitchen

The Culprit Just Slipped Past You! Miss a turn to recover your wits. Get A Clue

The Family Room Get A Clue Solve the Mystery Mr. Late Ms. Leather Speed Pinky Mr. Teal Mrs. Teal Ax Poison Cleaver Pistol Scissors Handcuffs With? Who?

The Study Get A Clue Solve the Mystery Mr. Late Ms. Leather Speed Pinky Mr. Teal Mrs. Teal Ax Poison Cleaver Pistol Scissors Handcuffs With? Who?

The Dressing Room Get A Clue Solve the Mystery Mr. Late Ms. Leather Speed Pinky Mr. Teal Mrs. Teal Ax Poison Cleaver Pistol Scissors Handcuffs With? Who?

The Bedroom Get A Clue Solve the Mystery Mr. Late Ms. Leather Speed Pinky Mr. Teal Mrs. Teal Ax Poison Cleaver Pistol Scissors Handcuffs With? Who?

The Living Room Get A Clue Solve the Mystery Mr. Late Ms. Leather Speed Pinky Mr. Teal Mrs. Teal Ax Poison Cleaver Pistol Scissors Handcuffs With? Who?

The Kitchen Get A Clue Solve the Mystery Mr. Late Ms. Leather Speed Pinky Mr. Teal Mrs. Teal Ax Poison Cleaver Pistol Scissors Handcuffs With? Who?

CRIME SCENE DO NOT CROSS CRIME SCENE DO NOT CROSS CRIME SCENE DO NOT CROSS CRIME SCENE DO You’ve Solved the Case! Congratulations! You’re a super sleuth!

Detective Notes Was it? With? In The? Yes No  Ms. Leather  Mr. Late  Speed  Pink  Mr. Teal  Mrs. Teal             Yes No  Scissors  Ax  Poison  Cleaver  Gun  Handcuffs             Yes No  Family Room  Study  Dressing Room  Bedroom  Living Room  Kitchen             Detective Notes Was it? With? In The? Yes No  Ms. Leather  Mr. Late  Speed  Pink  Mr. Teal  Mrs. Teal             Yes No  Scissors  Ax  Poison  Cleaver  Gun  Handcuffs             Yes No  Family Room  Study  Dressing Room  Bedroom  Living Room  Kitchen            