Murder Mystery

A swanky speakeasy in the basement of the Colorado Hotel in Glenwood Springs is buzzing with excitement as Diamond Jack, the notorious mobster, hosts a high-stakes poker game. It’s the 1920s when prohibition is at its height and gangsters are running booze from anywhere they can.

It’s 1958 in small town, Green Pea, CO.  Everyone is attending the Green Pea HS prom expecting a typical prom night until… someone ends up dead.

It’s 1885 in a small town in western Colorado called Montrose. The mayor has just been murdered late this afternoon. An Emergency Town Hall Meeting is being held where the townspeople have gathered to get the scoop on the murdered mayor. The suspects have all witnessed some part of today and relay their observations, conversations and eaves-dropping on other suspects. It’s a courtroom setting where the attorney is interviewing the suspects before the crowd.

As the clock strikes midnight/eight/nine, signaling the start of a new year, a scream pierces the air. Countess Morgan is found dead in her study, a dagger plunged into her heart. The guests, each hiding secrets behind their masks, become suspects. Inspector Wellington is called to the scene, and the race to unmask the killer begins.

It’s Valentine’s Day at a fancy restaurant.  Clearly there is a tension in the air as the restaurant staff and the diners are all sensing something very ominous is about to happen.

It’s the height of the hippie movement and the Hate Nobody commune is in full swing.  Who will break the promise of “serenity now” and murder?

It is Christmas Eve at the North Pole, and snow gently blankets Santa’s workshop. But a dark cloud hangs over the festive scene. Mrs. Claus, the ever-smiling heart of the operation, was found murdered in her gingerbread house this afternoon!