by AlphaSquirell » September 26th, 2006, 9:45 pm
Continue as if nothing happened.
When I did Four Deuces, no one found out who the killer was until the end of the game.
When I did Four Deuces II, the killer was murdered about 2/3 of the way through the night, and I think (if I remember correctly) that at least one person figured out who did it. I think that the killer may have been killed just for the fact that someone else found out what was going on, and actually wanted to keep their involvement in it a secret.
So, if the killer dies, if anything, it just becomes a little bit harder to solve. (but no one knows that when the killer dies, this is something they find out at the end of the night)
~Self-Proclaimed Veteran of the DinnerAndAMurder Murder Mysteries~
(working on #5)