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"I have used other mystery writers before but nothing comes close to the TOTAL
package presented by you. "
Jeff Teel,
Greenleaf Inn,
Boothbay Harbor, ME
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"Your
product is exceptional and made running the evening a breeze."
Peter & Cathy Hall, Howik,
Natal,
South Africa
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"I
especially appreciate you explaining the mystery to me on the phone the day
before - I couldn't ask for better service!"
Laurel Francoeur,
Boston, MA
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"We
had a sell-out crowd. (Almost 140 guests!) We even had . . . others that were
not able to get a ticket!"
Roxanne Torrence,
Indiana State University
Terre Haute, IN
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"I
downloaded your script and it was wonderful, so easy and complete."
Mark Glicksman,
Lion President
Little River Miami Shores Lions
Miami, FL
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"I
had never gone to one or given one and I was a bit intimidated. But, once I read
through the materials and instructions it was really easy."
Beverly Hartman,
San Antonio, TX
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".
. . you turned an
average function into something that everyone's been raving about ever since!"
Chris Rolfe
Cooma, New South Wales
Australia
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"You
had everything so well laid out and planned that it ran just like clockwork."
Kaleen Solheim
Portland, OR
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"They all talked
about it for days, and still keep rehashing the night."
Jeannette
Lee,
Fostoria, OH
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".
. . the night went incredibly smooth. It was as though we had been performing
murder mysteries for years. Thanks for the good time!"
Josh Gombo,
New Brunswick, NJ
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"Saturday was our
'Cat Screamed at Midnight' party, and it was
great!! We do a murder party every February, and I'll be back."
Val
Feller,
Wayne,
PA
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"I
decided to do something really unique and hold a murder mystery party . . . It
was a complete success and everyone had a great time."
Jason Stackhouse,
Atlanta, GA
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"I
have never seen it so competitive. They opened their clue before their gift."
Sue Price,
Sand Springs, OK
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"'Death in them thar
hills' was fabulous. Thanks for all of your hard work! It was a success."
Jan Devlin,
Rotary International
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"This is the 5th
year we have hosted a mystery whodunit and yours was by far the best."
Wanda Sudrala,
Fruitdale, SD
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"The
packs you have designed are really wonderfully put together."
Heather Fowler,
Miramichi, New Brunswick,
Canada
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"We
had a lot of compliments and many want to know when we are planning another
Mystery Dinner."
Michele Wendel,
Plymouth, IN
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"I
really think you have the best thing going. Simple, easy and lots of fun."
Kathy Kennedy,
Blountville, TN
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"EVERYONE
had a blast and, as Jack predicted, they were planning a time to do another one!"
Marianne Kuhn,
Lexington, KY
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"The murder mystery dinner was a great success.
Thanks again for your help."
Chris Arlaud,
Glendale, AZ
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"Everything
was laid out for a perfect evening, and enough room was left for 'artistic
license.'"
Jerry Underwood,
Whitehouse, TX
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"It
was so much fun that we can't wait to do another one."
Irma Netting,
Luling, LA
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"My
team really enjoyed using 'Murder Most Green' as a team-building event. I highly
recommend your scripts!"
Susan
Meredith,
Program
Coordinator
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"Our team did
'Death in them thar hills' as part of our Christmas Party and
had a GREAT time with it. The main characters all dressed up and did
an outstanding job!"
Katie M. Born,
Kimberly-Clark
Corp.
Appleton, WI
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"We had a 'Death in them thar hills' party. It far surpassed
my expectations as well as those of my guests. Everyone seemed to have a
great time and continued to talk about it today. You are a great writer.
Thank you for giving us such a good evening!"
Tracy Crosland,
Sparta, TN
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"Thanks for your excellent plot on 'Murder Most Green.' We are
now gearing up to perform 'Death in them thar hills.' We look forward to
future business with you!"
Kerri
Krahel,
Beacon House at Forest Hill,
St. Clairsville, OH
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"I
organised your 'Murder Most Green' for all my family earlier
this year. It
was such a great party that we have decided to make it an annual event."
Ann
Sullivan,
County Kerry, Ireland
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"They
are asking when I will be hosting one again. I know I will be."
Chris
McShine-Griffin,
Trinidad & Tobago
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"It was
great fellowship! We are considering doing another one as a fundraiser and
getting the whole church involved!"
Pastor Kerry Campbell,
Huntsville, AL
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"We did the production a couple of weeks ago for
approximately 85 people and it was a blast. Our associates are still
talking about it."
Tracie Betts,
Buckman Laboratories,
Memphis,
TN
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"The
murder mystery was a HUGE success and tons of fun. It was both
easy for me to put on with your well written mystery and enjoyed immensely by
all."
Greg Georgek,
Hornell, NY
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"What
a blast! Please share my pictures to show off some great costumes."
Steven Sleeper,
Pine, AZ
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"Every
time I checked on one of the teams to see if they were enjoying themselves they would break
into laughter and express how much fun
they were having ."
Jeff Totten,
Old Possums Bookstore,
Broomfield, CO
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"We
will talk about this night for years to come."
Linda Hebert,
Belle Chasse, LA
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"Thank you for a great time! There was
lots of laughter, as everyone really got into character and did
character voices."
Ulrike Emigh,
Riverside, RI
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"'I Loathe A Parade' was a huge success for our daughter's 13th birthday.
They had a wonderful and hilarious
time and stayed enthusiastic."
Alison
Thompson,
Fort Washington, PA
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"My
biggest surprise was how much people got into it."
George Evans,
Alpine Lake Community, WV
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"The middle school students loved dressing up
as junior deputies . . . your product was a great help to us."
Pete Johnson,
Middle School Director,
Tabernacle Church of Norfolk, Norfolk, VA
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"I
have done hundreds of Dinner Theater musicals in 30 years but never a Mystery Theater.
I
needed something that was fun, easy to stage, involving lots of people and
most of all clean family entertainment."
Dr. Ed Ferlazzo,
Minister of Music and Arts,
Haltom Road
Baptist Church,
Fort Worth, TX
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"I
cannot thank you enough for all your creativity and work that goes into each 'case.'"
Wanda Merical,
Fayetteville, NC
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"Our
party was a great success. Everyone had so much fun and they commented that it
went so smoothly! "
Michele Rendino,
Jewelry by MV,
Yucaipa, CA
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"'Death in
them thar hills' was well received by over 120 guests as they enjoyed dinner at our Italian restaurant."
Sue Campbell, Producer
Southlake
Mystery Dinner Theater, Birmingham, AL
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"Attendance
increased each night. The audience was spreading the word, encouraging people not to miss it."
Vicki Morrison Goble
Treasurer,
Pequana Playhouse, Baudette, MN
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"What
started out as an experiment to see how mystery dinner theaters would go over, turned
into a sell-out crowd. It was the best attended event ever."
Gail Spell,
Lake
Wales, FL
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"All
of us at the Hotel Vicky in Niederau, Austria, thoroughly enjoyed our evening spent solving the mystery,
old and young alike."
Linda Ogilvie-Goddard
Southampton, Hampshire,
England
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"They
wouldn't stop talking about how much fun it was. We had a blast. The girls can't
wait 'til the next one! It was great."
Gabrielle
Procario
Collegeville, PA
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. .
thought you'd like evidence of how much fun we had! Thanks for your help in
planning this . . . it was great."
Janine Kilty,
Pittsford, NY
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"They
just loved 'Death in them thar hills.' My actors had a blast coming up
with creative costumes as well."
Della Freedman
Charlotte, NC
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"Everyone is
still talking about it and our faces hurt from laughing so much."
Barb & Bob Hannan
Tampa Bay, FL
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"I
thought you might enjoy seeing your creations in costume."
Stuart Antrim
Cleveland, GA
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"It was the first time we used one of your murder
mystery stories and it was fantastic."
Audrey
Stormonth
Wagga Wagga,
New South Wales, Australia
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Dear
Murder Mystery Party Game Fan,
What would it be like to coordinate and host an
evening of memorable murder mystery party game entertainment that will have your friends talking
for years?
Think about it. You could be the
center of attention at a unique mystery party
or dinner
that will wow your guests and earn
you continuing kudos.
But Hosting A Successful
Murder Mystery
Party Requires A
Well-Crafted Script . . .
Sure, you like the idea of a murder
mystery, but those do-it-yourself mystery party game kits
you've purchased at your local department store or at other Internet
sites just didn't offer the
challenge that you were looking for.
Plus, their instructions were confusing, and they
lacked the type of plots that guarantee exciting whodunits
and dinner entertainment.
Instead of hitting
yourself in the head trying to write your own mystery
parties, you can now
have a portfolio of thought-provoking murder mystery scenarios available at your
fingertips
TODAY.
Our
Mystery Party Games
Are NOT For
Everyone! They're For Serious Sleuths.
The complete
murder mystery party game
kits you purchase from us at
Mysteries on the Net
will
have intertwining plot lines that only point to one suspect - the
nefarious person who committed the crime.
That's right ... this is NOT
Colonel Mustard in the Study with a Wrench. Each mystery game is a
hand-crafted, finely tuned mystery novel adapted to the special
requirements of an evening's entertainment. And, a murder mystery is
perfect for a special dinner.
We
don't fabricate additional characters and water down the plot.
Some other murder mystery party games that you can buy will let you purchase extra
packets just to make everyone a suspect.
At
Mysteries
on the Net, we believe this dilutes a
cohesive storyline and makes your logistics more confusing.
After all, a
well-thought-out plot and scenario are exact in their mingling of information.
Certainly
... all of your guests will participate in our murder mysteries.
Some will be
the suspects and the rest will be investigators.
Each mystery party game
has a
fixed number of suspects whose stories, backgrounds, and recollections tie
together to produce a precise denouement, and a logical (it's quite
elementary) conclusion to the event.
In each kit, here's what
you'll get:
Complete
instructions on how to conduct your own murder mystery investigation.
Roles
for all suspects that include family
backgrounds,
recollections of events surrounding the crime, and answers to anticipated
questions from other guests.
Sleuthing
material for guests who are assigned the task of solving the murder.
A
series of written clues that can be exchanged or revealed at critical
moments as the plot unfolds.
Key
supporting information such as coroners' reports, newspaper
clippings, and encoded messages.
"The
Denouement" that is revealed at the end of the evening and ties the
event together. Remember: MOTIVE, MEANS and OPPORTUNITY will point to
the guilty party.
By Now,
You're Asking: "What Do You Know About Murder Mystery Party
Games Anyway?"
For the past 25 years, I have
facilitated murder mystery parties and memorable dinners for clients across the United States.
(That's my photo to the
right. It was taken by Nathan Harrmann and appeared in a recent issue
of "M" Magazine.)
It all started innocently enough. One dark and stormy night in 1982, I
stayed up late and watched the movie Murder on the Orient Express.
I've always been a "games person" - the kind who pulls out
a
Monopoly board after dinner - and, I thought, "What a great game
a murder mystery investigation would make for my friends."
That's
when I wrote the scenario for Murder on the Cedarburg Express.
(Cedarburg, Wisconsin is where my investigative offices are located.) OK
- corny - but fun. My mystery party games became annual much-anticipated
events for my friends. So, I authored a plot for a new mystery game each year.
Friends of my friends began telephoning me
asking
if I could facilitate murder mystery parties for them - for a fee, of course.
As
a professional speaker, writer, and consultant, and a man who wears
many hats, I easily put on a deerstalker and a cottage industry was
born.
Since then, small
groups, associations, and international corporations have hired me
to provide mystery events. All of my
mystery game scenarios
and
plots are one-of-a-kind. You
won't find them anyplace else because I wrote them from scratch.
Now,
I'm offering you my best
Classic
Mysteries
games
via the Internet - along with a
facilitation technique that's been honed to a fine point over the last
two decades.
They're
All Packaged And Waiting For You To Download Right Now.
Not
only will you have everything you need to organize an unforgettable
murder mystery event or dinner, but you'll also have a built-in theme party. You see, each of the
Classic Mystery scenarios takes place during a different decade of the 20th
century.
All of them have been converted to
.pdf files that you will
have within minutes of making your purchase.
To
see complete descriptions of these
Classic
Mysteries, just click on their
titles.
Evil on the Beach puts your guests on the Gulf of Mexico in the "Roaring '20s."
The stock market produced millionaires overnight, and spawned
window-jumpers soon after.
The Cat Screamed at Midnight
takes your guests
to pre-war England in 1936 where people marveled at their new technology
and awaited the coronation of King Edward VIII.
The Curse of the Comet
is a 1940s post-war
thriller plot set in Beverly Hills. The world was recovering from World War
II and a party was just what everyone needed.
How
Much Will You Pay For
These Three Time-Tested
Sleuthing Scenarios?
They'll
cost you just
$37.77 each.
(I've always liked the number 7.) Yes ... for about the cost of two
large pizzas with the works, you'll have everything you need for a
first-class murder mystery investigation.
Plus,
I keep adding to my repertoire of murder mystery party games. A
large-group mystery, Death in them
thar hills, developed for
the annual Rotary International meeting at the Grand Canyon, has become
one of my most popular mystery games.
You'll also find ONE-OF-A-KIND
HOLIDAY MYSTERIES,
the perfect touches for
special occasions. Holiday
mystery party games are
available all year long for those of you who want to celebrate Christmas
in July or Easter in December.
Soon, summer will be in the air . . .
. . .
and what better way to welcome it's sunny
skies and warm breezes than with a luau mystery party?
You'll want to put
on your Hawaiian shirt, swivel your grass skirt and solve the case called,
Hulas and
Homicide.
It will be
the perfect thriller for outdoor event or
dinner party. Plot an island thriller that dances around the facts and shows your friends all is not
well in paradise.
Your sleuthing team
will attempt to find out how and why
hula legend Winnie Waheli was murdered on Kikiwai
Beach the night before she was to supervise the annual contest. We'll show you how to
swivel your hips around the issue at this special murder
mystery event that will have you stomping your feet to Hawaiian music.
And, you'll also want to review the
scenario for
Quicker Than The Eye, a tricky mystery that'll challenge your
sleuthing skills.
Also - because of requests from many of you - a unique
all-woman mystery, Death Bemoans Her, has become a hit event! Women's
groups from all over the world have enjoyed the challenge of figuring
out what happened aboard Bertha Brothert's yacht that caused the death
of a prominent woman after a night of dinner and intrigue, followed by a
neat little murder. Or, prepare your group for good wine and
good sleuthing when you order Death is a
Cabernet, Ol'Chum . B&Bs
and wineries will really like this plot in which vintner Malcolm Melee body
is found at the foot of the staircase leading to his wine cellar on the
10th anniversary of his winery.
Without a doubt, you'll impress your
investigative associates with Murder on
the Petulant Express, a homicide kit with not only means and
opportunity, but
also
with a locomotive.
They can challenge the logical
thought process of even experienced investigators for only
$39.77 each.
Soon, you'll be
able to hit the fairway with more than your golf clubs as
Murder Is Par For
The Course
encourages you tell
everyone about how to line up the perfect shot and homicide dinner.
You won't find it rough to try to figure out the plot in
mystery surrounding the death of professional golfer Holin Wunn whose death
occurred during a fatal round of golf.
AND,
be sure to tell us about your party. You can upload
photos of the event directly to our website.
Share the fund you had while hosting your mystery event. People around the
world will be able to view your best sleuthing smile. Or,
email me
with the details and a series of photos and I'll add them to
this page.
Bookmark this site
and come back again. New mysteries are always being added - so tell me
what you'd like to see next. I do read your emails and develop new
scripts and scenarios and dinner ideas based upon your requests.
And - if you've ever
wanted to be an author and create your own murder mystery party, I'll share my
secrets with you in my Super-Secret Murder
Mystery Party Writing System.
 With the complete workbook, you'll be able to master a step-by-step system that will lead you through the entire process of
writing your own murder mystery scripts for your family and friends.
Just
click on the icon to the right. You can purchase and download the entire course right
now and begin writing the script for that perfect murder mystery dinner
plot.
Why not take a few
moments right now to add your comments to our web
blog and see what others from around the world say about our
whodunits? For a mystery plot
geared toward a younger audience, visit Kids
Mysteries. No murders there - just challenging scenarios.
By popular demand . . .
We're now taking
booking for our exciting extravaganza, the third annual Murder Mystey
Cruise. Reserve January 8th to January 16th, 2009 for an
adventure that will take and your group of whodunit fans to the Eastern
Caribbean where you'll solve a new mystery specifically written for your
once-in-a-lifetime experience.
You'll, once again,
be able to join other people in writing your own murder mystery party while relaxing aboard world-class ship journeying to exotic ports.
This cruise is certain to sell out quickly, so
return here later this month to find out about our next exciting seagoing
adventure.And
of course . . .
When you buy one
or several of
my murder mystery party game plots here at
Mysteries on the Net, you'll get something no one else can offer
you.You'll
get me!
That's right
- you'll get me FREE by calling 262-377-7230.
I'll be happy to help you with the logistics of your
investigation.
Order
your mysteries right now!
Just Click
HERE
and you'll be able to
download the most challenging murder mystery games on the Internet.
What are you waiting for?
Sleuthfully,
Jack Pachuta
The Chief Inspector
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