3,000 suspects. One murder. One killer. Can you uncover the truth? Captain Higgins is dead. During a brief power cut at Château Duval, the sommelier is discovered in the boudoir. A fatal wound leaves no doubt that a murder has taken place-and Inspector Sato has assembled everyone who could have done it. Now the case is yours. The Killer Isn't Belle? is a massive medium-difficulty murder mystery deduction puzzle for adults featuring 3,000 suspects and a complete case file filled with evidence, possible weapons, rooms, motives, witness findings, and logic clues. Your mission is simple: Study the evidence. Follow the clues. Eliminate the innocent. Find the killer. But with 3,000 suspects, finding the truth won't be quite so simple. Every suspect in the register has a name, weapon, room, and motive. Several possibilities overlap, so identifying a name isn't enough-you'll need to follow the evidence until you can pinpoint the exact suspect record that fits every clue. Inside You'll Find 3,000 suspects to investigate A complete murder case file Crime-scene and investigation artwork A detailed suspect register Multiple possible weapons Rooms and locations connected to the investigation Motives including revenge, betrayal, money, and love Witness statements and evidence Letter and name-based logic clues Elimination and deduction challenges A worked example explaining how to investigate One exact solution Medium-difficulty detective gameplay Among the evidence are 16 possible weapons, ranging from a dagger and revolver to a candlestick, poison, lead pipe, wrench, axe, letter opener and more. Each clue narrows the investigation. Names, letters, rooms, motives and weapons all matter. Apply the evidence correctly and thousands of suspects begin to disappear until only one record remains. Perfect for adults who love murder mystery puzzles, whodunits, detective games, crime-solving challenges, logic puzzles, elimination puzzles and armchair detective mysteries. 3,000 suspects. One chain of evidence. One killer. And one shocking truth. Are you ready to solve the case?