Murder Mystery Games - The Champagne Murders

Ages Teen to Adult - 8-10 Players
Everyone's a suspect when murder is on the menu. and with a Classic Detective Murder Mystery you have everything you need to serve up a perfect murder dinner party. First the invites, you choose which of your friends play which devious character.

Then the shopping list, menu suggestions and recipes. Plus of course.....a really tasty murder to solve. We guarentee that it will be drop dead fun, and by the end of the evening one (or more) of the suspects, your 'friends' will be caught out as the murderer

Contents

Party Planner with game rules, recipes, music and decorating tips.
Character booklets, including their roles, background information and a few tasty secrets.
A place card for each character.
Party invitations and envelopes for each character
Eight secret Clues
DVD with an introduction, scene setter, summary of events and solution to the crime.

It's the summer of love, July 1967, and London still swings like a pendulum do. In the home of Lord Michael Jagged, a select group of fashonalbe young things have spent the weekend drinking champagne and partying.

As the guests gather for dinner on sunday evening, however they are met not by their host but by the Scotland Yard detective Austin Mc Clue, who brings them shocking news; Lord Jagged has been murdered! and they are the principle suspects in the policemans enquiries! Your task is to help Mc Clue catch the killer, or, of course to aviod being caught.

The suspects are:

Terence Shrimp, An East End boy whose success as a photographer has taken him into the most fashionalbe social circles.

Martin X, A reclusive political rights campaigner from America,whose presence in England is not strictly legal.

Mary-Jane Faithless, Formerly the lover of Lord Jagged, now known as a pop star in her own right.

Wiggy, The most famous and glamorous model in the world, for this week at least.

Oliver Steed, Actor ranconteur and hell-raiser.

Kitty Killer, She looks like a sex starlet, and claims to be a journalist, but everyone knows that really she's a secret agent.

Brian Sewer, The brilliant wine critic of the Evening Times whose snobbery annd arrogance have endeared him to nobody. Unfortunately his arrogance is justified.

Tamara Fara-Bucktooth, Famous for being famous, she is a regular fixture on the London social scene and is somehow related to Lord Jagged.

'Champagne' Charlie bunson, A high living entrepeneur whose connections with the London underworld have already attracted the attention of Scotland Yard.

Babs Crayfish, The girlfriend of 'Champagne' Charlie and a former night-club hostess, she now claims to be a legitimate actress.