[Crime Scene] Do you know whodunit?

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Greetings , Butch Weaver Detective Armstrong and I spoke to James Mason, who owned The Juke Joint when Kevin Gilmore worked there. He talked a little bit about Kevin and the rumors about how he died. He also told us more about the circumstances surrounding his sale of The Juke Joint about a year after Kevin's death. We also interviewed Butch Weaver at the suggestion of the Physical Plant Director, who thought Weaver might know about the hidden room. When we asked him about why the room wasn't on the blueprints, he said, Butch Weaver: Well, I can tell you this. Those blueprints, they were never updated, you know. I mean, nothing was ever noted about what was done, who did it, why they wanted it to have done. I mean, frankly, blueprint-wise, it was a mess. The Whodunit Contest is here Do you know whodunit? You can win a prize by identifying the correct suspect. There are two entry options. You can either choose the killer from a list of suspects or create a whodunit theory. An excellent theory will tell us who your prime suspect is, what that person's motive is, and what evidence points to him or her as the killer. Whodunit theories win the best prizes! Crime Scene forensic shirts and other prizes from our online store will be awarded to winners. Entering is easy. A "Whodunit Contest" entry link appears at the top of every case page. There is no entry fee. The contest is open to everyone. Crime Scene members can Ask the Detective for information they need for their theories, and everyone can review the questions and answers. Have you prepared your theory yet, ? Yours, Det. Murphy Hidden Room Case Case documents: James Mason interview James Mason bio Butch Weaver interview Butch Weaver bio Collaborate on the Case Visit the Crime Scene Forums and the Crime Scene Community to share your thoughts about the case. New to Crime Scene? There are several ways you can take part. • Anonymous Tipsters are always welcome at Crime Scene, and you don't need to pay anything or even sign up to enjoy a case. • Officers can use their registered Crime Scene IDs to post comments on case documents, see the Q&A with case detectives, and participate in the Crime Scene Community. • Detectives can use their paid Crime Scene IDs to do everything the Officers can, plus they can ask the case detectives questions about the investigation and get access to solutions of solved cases. Officers and Detectives also get advance looks at case information shortly before it's released to the public.     Share this on Facebook    Crime Scene  3440 N 16th St #4 Phoenix AZ 85016 Phone 623-565-8573

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