Monday, April 27, 2009

Monday Mystery Theater


The Case:

A woman in a white dress is found dead. Near her body is a broken teacup.

The Mystery:

Who was the woman? Who killed her, how, and why?

The Clues:

1. The white dress was not a pretty gown.
2. The woman had an unfortunate personality.

The Answer:

Think you know the answer? Fill in the comment box to submit your guess. Winner receives a free book!

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1 comments :

Edna said...

I think she was just a lady have tea with friends and someone that really did not like her put something in her tea, as she fell she broke the teacup.

mamat2730(at)charter(dot)net

4:32 PM

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