Complete List of Murder Mystery Parties

WINE AND CHEESE MYSTERY 

When vintner Malcom Melee's body is discovered at the bottom of the stairs to his wine cellar, would his background come back to haunt him?

HAWAIIAN MURDER MYSTERY 

The annual hula contest on Kikiwai beach was an island fixture. Chief judge Winnie Waheli's death made everyone wonder about her tactics.

LAS VEGAS MURDER MYSTERY

A speeding sportscar ended the life of a Las Vegas street person, and it quickly became apparent that there was a lot more to his unusual life story.

WILD WEST MURDER MYSTERY

In 1883, gold miner owner Dusty Jones was murdered while being honored by the citizens of Cactus Gulch. What could have happened?

GOLF MURDER MYSTERY

It was the battle of the sexes as Holin Wunn and Birdie Bigelow faced off at the Porous Pines Country Club. Wunn's death on the 18th tee decided the match.

EXPRESS TRAIN MYSTERY

In 1937, the most luxurious train in the world was the Petulant Express. On this trip, one of its menagerie of passengers was a cold-blooded murderer.

CRUISE SHIP MURDER MYSTERY

Cruise Director Sunny Sails preferred calm seas, but a storm was brewing on board and she was the victim of a turbulent killer.

ALL-WOMAN MYSTERY

At the regular meeting of the Gazillionaire Girls Group aboard Bertha Brothert's yacht, someone met a fate that was predicted by a fortune teller.

AL CAPONE MURDER MYSTERY

During the Roaring '20s, Al Capone was the man in charge in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. Someone was dying to reveal what was going on.

PIRATE MURDER MYSTERY

Henry Morgan, pirate and privateer, left behind a rare historical artifact. Its whereabouts was valuable enough to kill for.

ALASKA ADVENTURE MYSTERY

Adventurer Illinois Smith found an artifact in the Alaskan mountains that could be worth millions, but only if he lived long enough to cash it in.

ART GALLERY MYSTERY

Libby LaBelle's scathing reviews had both made and destroyed artistic careers. Her recent review drew an end to her acerbic tongue.

NEW YEAR'S EVE MYSTERY 

As 1955 came rolling in, The Pitz Supper Club in the Windy City was hopping. And, "Auld Lang Syne" became a final farewell for the featured vocalist.

VALENTINE DAY MYSTERY

Love is in the air as members of the Poets Turntable share their new verses about enduring affection, but one poet will not be alive to read the reviews.

ST. PATRICK'S DAY MYSTERY

Flaherty's True Green Plant Nursery was the source for shamrocks in the Town of Blarney. But Patrick Flaherty's body was found this morning.

ST. PATRICK'S DAY MYSTERY

Irish actress Eileen Sullivan performed a tragic death scene in Pader O'Connor's new play last night. It turned out to be all too realistic. 

MARDI GRAS MYSTERY

  The Krewe de Tromperie, made up of entertainers, wear Mardi Gras costumes with theatrical masks. Who, then, was the disguised victim?

EASTERTIME MURDER MYSTERY

 Benson's Big Beautiful Bunny Boutique was the premier breeder of rabbits for the springtime holidays until owner Barney Benson was murdered.

4TH OF JULY MURDER MYSTERY

Elmtown's Independence Day parade was the pride of Mayor Joe Possumz. This year's celebration would mark his last trip to the reviewing stand.

HALLOWEEN MYSTERY

A curse was placed on Reaper Junction when Evil-Eyed Emil was run out of town 100 years ago. And, it now appears that it was very, very real.

HALLOWEEN MYSTERY

The Great Radinski, world famous magician, had a personal reason for being at the Mystic Inn. His murder wasn't one of them.

CARD MAGIC MYSTERY

The Amazing Roberto Clappini, prestidigitator extraordinaire, knew the power the playing cards held. They could certainly predict life or death.

THANKSGIVING MYSTERY

Chef Ramsey Gordon's succulent turkey recipe was a closely guarded secret. Some people even said it was well worth dying for.

CHRISTMAS EVE MYSTERY

Greeting card magnate Norton Pole's Christmas cards were holiday sensations. Not everyone shared tidings of comfort and joy.

CHRISTMAS MURDER MYSTERY 

To many children, department store Santa, Elmer Ellsworth, was  "the real Santa."  Why would he die in the middle of his signature "Ho, ho, ho"?

1920s CLASSIC MYSTERY 

A reunion of comrades in arms who'd met during the World War had a strange ending when the body of a Russian poet was found on the nearby beach.

1930s MANSION MYSTERY

English newspaper publisher, Sir Hugo Smythe Armbruster, protected the reputation of the Royal Family. Perhaps, someone preferred that the truth be told.

1940s CLASSIC MYSTERY

The entourage at movie star Myron Mason's Beverly Hills estate awaited the arrival of a comet, and someone's fate was written in the stars.

1950s SITCOM MYSTERY

Comedienne Lizzy Bell was the darling of the airwaves in the '50s. Someone was murdered  while her show was being broadcast live coast to coast.

HIGH-RISE MYSTERY

Property manager I. M. DeGuy was said to run around with a questionable crowd. He'd had his ups and downs when his body was found by an elevator.