The Autumn Killer: A 3-in-1 Murder Mystery Logic Puzzle [Spiral-Bound]

50,000 names. 49,999 will fall. One will remain.

An unidentified body is found in a park in Aylesbury. In its closed fist is a single dry maple leaf. It is a signature the town already knows. The murder appears to be the work of the serial killer now feared across Aylesbury as the Autumn Killer.

The killer’s name is somewhere among the nearly 50,000 residents listed in the archive. But identifying the murderer is only part of the investigation.

Can you uncover the killer, identify the victim, and reveal the murder weapon before another body is found with a dry leaf clenched in its hand?

The Autumn Killer is a large-scale murder mystery puzzle built around elimination, observation and deduction. Instead of choosing between a handful of suspects, you begin with an archive containing almost 50,000 names and use a trail of carefully constructed clues to narrow them down until only one person remains.

Every clue changes the investigation. Some ask you to study the names themselves. Others send you searching across pages, chapters, recurring names, autumn markers, interviewed persons and pieces of loose evidence hidden throughout the archive. There isn't just one mystery to solve.

THE KILLER
Work through 18 elimination clues and reduce tens of thousands of residents to a single surviving name: The Autumn Killer.

THE VICTIM
Follow a separate trail through the recurring names in the archive and discover the identity of the unidentified body found in the park.

THE WEAPON
Track the loose evidence, apply the weapon clues, and determine which object was used to commit the murder.

All three investigations are woven into the same archive, creating one interconnected murder mystery in which seemingly ordinary entries may become vital evidence later.

No multiple choice. No short suspect list. No easy shortcut.

You will need to cross out names, compare entries, revisit earlier pages, notice patterns and keep track of what survives. The deeper you go, the smaller the field becomes, until the archive finally gives up its secrets.

Perfect for readers who enjoy:
murder mystery puzzle books
detective and crime-solving puzzles
logic and deduction games
whodunit mysteries
elimination puzzles
interactive mystery books
challenging puzzles for adults
solving a case with pencil and paper

One archive. Three mysteries. 50,000 names standing between you and the truth.

Think you can narrow it down to one?

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