Who Killed Grandma?
15,000 suspects. 17 clues. One killer hiding in plain sight.
Grandma is dead. She was found at the bingo hall, just minutes before her lucky numbers were called.
The nerve. 15,000 suspects. 17 clues. One killer who absolutely brought a casserole to the funeral.
Are you ready to solve the case?
17 Clues
Every clue matters.
The mystery begins with 17 clues. At first, they may seem simple, but each one is part of a much larger puzzle. Some clues help you eliminate names quickly. Others ask you to look closer, compare pages, notice patterns, and connect details across the book.
No clue is random. No detail is wasted.
15,000 Suspects
This is what makes the investigation feel so big. You are not choosing between ten suspects in a neat little lineup.
The book is designed for slow, satisfying elimination. You will scan pages, compare names, check clue conditions, mark possible suspects, and return to earlier pages when a new clue changes what you thought you knew.
The Challenge
The rules are simple.
Read the clues.
Search the names.
Eliminate the suspects who do not fit.
Keep going until only one name remains.
But simple does not mean easy.
The Clues
1
The killer’s name does not begin the letter C.
2
The killer’s name does not contain
x, y, or z.
3
The killer’s name is longer
than three letters.
4
The killer’s name does not contain a consecutive repeated letter
(e.g. Anna or Allen).
5
The killer’s name contains one repeated vowel.
6
The killer’s name is not five letters long.
7
The killer's name is in a chapter with
all the Golden Girls.*
8
The last name on the killer’s page shares no letters with the killer.
9
The killer’s name does not end with an “N”.
10
The killer’s name appears on a page with an odd number of names.
11
There are no names that begins with the letter O on the same page as the killer.
12
The killer’s page is between Endora’s page and Esther’s page.
13
The killer’s name can be found twice in the book.
14
The killer’s page is no more than one page away from a Betty.
15
The killer name appears on a row with a total of five names. (Including the killer)
16
A three letter name can be found within 10 names of the killers.
17
The killer is not on a page that begins with a three letter name.
The Golden Girls
Dorothy, Rose, Blanche and Sophia
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