[Crime Scene] The Bloody Christmas Mystery


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Greetings ,


dead teen girl wearing roller skates

On Saturday evening, Detective Armstrong and I were called to the Kangaroo Express convenience store and gas station on University Avenue. A 17-year-old girl had been found dead in the women's restroom there. It was a bloody scene. It looked like she had been stabbed multiple times, and she or the killer may have written a message on the floor in her blood.

We'll have two more updates of case documents from this investigation for you, including a biography of the victim, more witness interviews, and more

We need you to tell us what happened. Who was the killer? What was the motive? What evidence supports your theory? We've given you the incident report, an evidence inventory, a witness interview and more. Now you tell us the story of the crime.

Write a theory of the case

There is no "correct" answer. Use your imagination and your detective skills to devise the story behind the crime. Submit your tale of what happened and why in no more than 500 words by Wednesday, December 21, 2011 at 11:59 p.m. PST. 

Visit the Bloody Christmas Whodunit Contest page to see the complete contest rules and to submit your entry.

Write a caption for the photo

No time to write a long theory? Just visit the Bloody Christmas Caption Contest page, and submit your short (and humorous?) description of the crime scene and its story using no more than 25 words.

Selecting the winners

The Crime Scene staff will review all of the entries and select the best ones based on creativity, plausibility, character and plot. Those top entries will be posted anonymously, and Crime Scene viewers will be invited to vote for their favorite theory and caption.

Vote for the best theory and caption in the Wonderful Life contest

Anytime between now and 6:00 p.m. PST on Wednesday, December 14, 2011, visit the It was a Wonderful Life Top Captions page and the It was a Wonderful Life Top Whodunit Theories page to cast your votes for your favorites.

Winners will be announced on December 15, 2011 and prizes, including free Crime Scene memberships, will be awarded.

Did you see the outcome of the last contest? Check out the Mannequin Murder Caption and Whodunit Theory winners.

What's next?

We'll have short contests like this one for the rest of 2011. Here's the schedule.

  • November 28 – Mystery Contest #1, Mannequin Murder
  • December 5 – Mystery Contest #2, It was a Wonderful Life
  • December 12 – Mystery Contest #3, Bloody Christmas
  • December 22 – Mystery Contest #4

For each contest, the top Whodunit Theory will win one of these prize packages.

  • Crime Scene Candy Pack
  • Crime Scene Marking Kit
  • Crime Scene Evidence Collection Kit
  • Crime Scene Detective Gear Kit

See the Prizes tab on the Whodunit Contest page for more details.

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Happy Holidays!

Det. Murphy

It was a Wonderful Life Contest

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