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THE CUTTING IT KILLER

13 to 16 players - definitely risque
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OVERVIEW

Zig Ziggini, 45, Celebrity Hair Stylist, has been found murdered at "A Cut Above The Rest", his exclusive London salon.  Lying in a pool of blood with a pair of diamond tipped scissors impaled in his heart.  But which one of his friends, staff or clients is responsible.
Trudy Finnegan, 47,
Forceful, Feisty, Glamorous Daytime TV Star. Zig's Patron.
Jason Jazz, 23,
Good looking, Arrogant, Tight Butted Hairdressing Graduate. Zig's Protégé.
Babs Bouffant, 49,
Mature, Old Fashioned, Much Passed Over Stylist. Zig's Oldest Friend.
Hazel Tones, 35,
Professional, Ambitious, Hollywood Makeup Artist. Zig's Business Partner.
Syria, 28,
Chest Implant Enhanced, Publicity Hungry, Man Eating Glamour Model. Zig's Client.
Basil Bryl De Creem, 52,
Disgraced, Oversexed, Making a Comeback Film Director. A Salon Visitor.
Lance L'Oreal, 33,
Drifting, Chemically Assisted "Colour Technician".  Zig's Love Interest.
Sweep Clean, 33,
Obliging, Sharp Eyed, Cocky Young Lad.  Zig's Receptionist
One or more of the above eight suspects murdered Zig.  An investigation panel of salon associates have been invited to help:

Detective Inspector Charlie Worthington, 42, - Top Scotland Yard Detective

Discover Whodunit!

INVITATION

A PDF of the invitation for this game can be downloaded here.

GAME STAGES

  • Character Introductions
  • Round 1
  • Round 2
  • Round 3
  • Round 4
  • Protestations of Innocence
  • Accusations
  • Denouement Speech
  • Murderer's Confession

GAME COMPONENTS

The following components can be created from the PDF files you will receive.

4 Page Invitation

10 "You are invited to play" sheets

9 Character Booklets

33 Investigation Panel Questions

6 Clue Objects

5 Mystery Witness Roles

Murderer's Confession

Component Envelopes

Round Flowcharts

These help the host to ensure that the game stays on track and that nobody misses their cue. A description of how the colour coded flowcharts work can be read here.