April 2023
Solve mildly challenging puzzles to unlock the mystery.
Criminal Among Criminals
Within the confines of a men's prison cell, six criminals coexisted. In a shocking turn of events, Dan Danger (45) was found murdered in the dead of night, smothered by his own pillow. Despite signs of a struggle, the assailant's strength surpassed the victim's. The cell was secured from the outside, and all five remaining cellmates insist they were fast asleep during the incident. In this three-part mystery, can you uncover the identity of the killer?
Part One
This is Part One of a three-part series. Be sure to check out Part Two and Part Three to unlock the complete mystery.
Clue:
Each criminal was found guilty of a different charge and is serving a different length of sentence. Use the following clues to determine the name, age, crime committed, and length of sentence for each prisoner.
The 23-year-old is in for assault, and the person who committed burglary will be 33 when his 6-year sentence ends.
Rog Risker is guilty of either drug trafficking or arson.
Four of the criminals are the one who was sentenced for 15 years, Mick Menace, the one who committed assault, and the one who is guilty of kidnapping.
The one sentenced for 8 years is not Mick Menace.
The 44-year-old is not the drug trafficker.
The five prisoners are the one who committed assault, the one who is in for 16 years, Pip Peril, Rog Risker, and the drug trafficker.
Theo Threat is 31 years old, and the oldest among them is 46.
Hilly Hazard is the one serving a sentence of 12 years.
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Solution
Check out Part Two and Part Three to complete the April 2023 Monthly Mystery.
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