
Death by Competitive Knitting
A retired rowing coach enters a knitting marathon and finds the sponsor dead beneath a scarf too long for any contestant to have finished. The stitch count is an alibi.

A retired rowing coach enters a knitting marathon and finds the sponsor dead beneath a scarf too long for any contestant to have finished. The stitch count is an alibi.

A retired court stenographer attends a village council meeting where nobody mentions the man lying dead beneath the table.

A conference interpreter returns to the hotel where she once helped conceal an accident. Five former strangers have booked the same room for the same night, each claiming she invited them.

At a memorial for a notorious matchmaker, seven strangers arrive with identical cakes from a recipe that was never written down.

In 1907, a police stenographer attending a séance hears two detectives claim to be the same dead man. One voice knows a murder that has not yet been reported.

At a charity auction, a retired detective is sold as a weekend gardening helper. Her winning bidder needs an alibi for a murder that has not happened yet.

In 1923, a seaside hotel's theatrical coronation ends with a real corpse wearing the wrong crown. A wardrobe mistress must identify which guest came expecting a king to die.
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