St. Patrick's Day Murder Mystery Party Game
A theatrical murder mystery for the wearin' of the green!

 Chief Inspector
Jack Pachuta

"They are asking when I will be hosting one again. I know I will be." Chris McShine-Griffin,  Trinidad & Tobago

"... you can actually call and talk with Jack if you have any problems or questions."   Brenda Granstrom,   Monroe, WA

"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

"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

"Everyone is still talking about it and our faces hurt from laughing so much." Barb & Bob Hannan, Tampa Bay, FL

"I just wanted to tell you how successful Murder Most Green was. Oh, we even had a Patrick lying in his coffin when the people arrived!" Lynda McKenzie, Freelton, Ontario, Canada

"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

"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

"My team really enjoyed using 'Murder Most Green' as a team-building event. I highly recommend your scripts!" Susan Meredith, Program Coordinator

"Great fun, the feedback has been wonderful . . . A most enjoyable evening, Jack. We will do another one next year."   Sheila Carr,   Bridgend, England

"This is the 5th year we have hosted a mystery whodunit and yours was by far the best." Wanda Sudrala,  Fruitdale, SD

Eileen Sullivan, the Irish actress whose fame extends to both sides of the Atlantic Ocean, was the star attraction at the Killarney Lake Theatre last night in the premiere performance of Pader O'Connor's new play, Death Be Not Pretentious. 

O'Connor, for reasons known but to himself, had not authored a play for two decades. This new production was to have been his triumphant return to prominence as a playwright. And - in what was considered a major coup - he was able to secure Sullivan for the lead role. Not only would he be assured of presenting a stellar theatrical attraction, but he would also be certain that the story of his return to the theatre would be covered by members of the international press.

Yet, as Sullivan was acting out the scene that would make this play one for the ages, she suddenly grabbed at her throat and fell to the stage. At first, the hushed audience thought this was part of the plot, but it soon became apparent that the actress would no longer appear in front of the footlights. She was dead.

Now, who could aspire to take her place and be recognized as one of the 10 greatest living actresses in the British Isles?

Seamus Sullivan
Eileen's older brother. He is a shipping tycoon and owner of Omega Shipping. 

Rebecca Somerset
Seamus Sullivan's current love interest. She is an English actress who met Sullivan last year in Chicago after a starring performance in She Who Wears The Crown. 

Carla Chamberlain
An author. She is currently finishing a book entitled The 10 Greatest Living Actresses in the British Isles. Chamberlain is in Killarney Lake to interview Eileen Sullivan for the book. 

Pader O'Connor
A playwright. Even though he was once considered a talented, young Irish writer, Death Be Not Pretentious is his first work in 20 years. 

Dack Gimlet
Eileen Sullivan's American theatrical agent. He was retained late last year to represent Sullivan's interests in the States. His office is in New York. 

Darlene Kelly
Theatrical critic for News of the Lake. She once filled a similar position with a Dublin newspaper, but returned to America, finding employment with this small local newspaper. 

The Banshee
A mysterious person who had been following Eileen Sullivan for the past two months. In the guise of an ethereal Irish spirit, she had been telling all who would listen that Eileen Sullivan would soon be dead. 

Frequently Asked Questions . . .

How many people can participate in this mystery?

From 8 to 40 people can comfortably participate in the investigation. However, with the proper preparation, this mystery can used with a much larger audience.

Does everyone have a role?

The plot includes seven suspects AND an undercover detective to lead the investigation. These eight individuals are the only ones with assigned roles. Everyone else becomes a sleuth who uses effective investigative techniques to figure out the intricacies of the crime. Since the guilty party doesn't know who did it, everyone can attempt to solve the case.

What will I get when I order the murder mystery?

You'll get everything you need to conduct your investigation, including:

Complete instructions on how to conduct the investigation of Eileen Sullivan's death.

Roles for all suspects that include family backgrounds and recollections of events surrounding the crime.

An invitation to the St. Patrick's Day reception honoring Eileen Sullivan.

Instructions for the undercover detective, and a letter from the Killarney Lake Police Department explaining the investigation.

A series of written clues that can be exchanged or revealed at critical moments.

Key supporting information such as a map of The Killarney Lake Theatre, and a special investigative report from the coroner.

"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.

How much will I pay for this exclusive holiday whodunit?

The total cost will be only $39.77 - AND you'll be able to download the entire mystery as soon as your credit card is processed.

You'll have a St. Patrick's Day Party that will keep your friends talking for years. ORDER NOW!

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