Servants deaths in the parlor
Legend
- Maria, who was in the same room, did not kill them! And of course, their three deaths were homicides!
- I guarantee the identities of all unidentified corpses. Therefore, there were no body double tricks!
- Genji, Kumasawa, and Nanjo are not killers!
Turn
Axioms
Only the five master keys were left, and 'Rosa' was holding all of them! and let me say this: the parlor's the same. The key to the parlor itself is sealed away in the servant's room. So unlocking it without a master key is impossible! The definition of a closed room remains the same as always!
Corollaries
The servants were betrayed in the parlor
Sayo couldn't get into the study because it was locked, so she had to turn on her allies as a means to reach her goal... no, as a goal to reach her means.
After killing them she started the phone call, left the room, and locked it the same way she opened it. With a master key.
Leads:
- Gengi, Kumasawa and Nanjo had accepted their exile from the study without much of a fuss. They didn't think they were in much danger.
- The parlor was supposedly locked too, but the culprit would have had a master key, and it's possible the three let the intruder in willingly thinking it was an ally.
- Without any red truth regarding the master keys, this is not a closed room at all.
