The Name Files: 10 Murder Cases - 3,000 Suspects Each - One Killer Per Case

By Jennifer Molarina

30,000 names. 150 clues. 10 killers. Not one word of story.

Be clear about what this is before you buy it. There is no plot, no detective, no dialogue. There are ten crime scenes, ten lists of three thousand names, and fifteen clues per case. Your job is to cross out everyone who cannot have done it until one name is left.

If that sounds tedious, it is not the book for you. If it sounds like a Saturday afternoon with a sharp pencil and no phone, read on.
How a case worksRead the crime setup - who died, where, and whenWork through 15 clues in order, crossing out names as you goSome clues describe the name itself: its length, first letter, syllable countOthers describe where it sits - which page, which column, which position in the listBoth layers matter. Miss one and you will finish with two names, not oneSolutions are at the back when you want to checkTen self-contained casesEach case has its own crime, its own three thousand suspects, and its own killer. Start anywhere. Put it down mid-case and come back next week. Nothing carries over.
What you needA pencil, decent light, and patience. No app, no screen, no batteries, no second player.

One of these names is a killer. The other 2,999 are innocent. Find the one.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0H6VL4VHZ
• ISBN13: 9798184724775
• Release Date: June 2026
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 212 Pages
• Weight: 0.64 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 6.0" x 9.0"