The Great Moghul detective mystery game - instructions for solving.

The Great Moghul

Instructions

The Mystery:

In the dark days of World War II, confidential secretary Percy Elgin sets off from rural Somerset for war-torn London. His mission - to bring back The Great Moghul, a fabulous ruby spinel belonging to his employers the Dyall family. But he is destined never to return. His lifeless body is found hundreds of miles away on a train in Leeds, the stone gone. An unsolved mystery, clouded by ugly rumour. Now, years later, his widow nears her own death and is determined to clear her dead husband’s name. With the help of the original clues and with evidence from herself and other witnesses, can you discover what really happened to The Great Moghul?

Contents:

Instructions and Reward Claim Form

Interview audio CD

The Letter to Joe Dymond

Clues:

One Half of a Return Rail Ticket

The Stalls Theatre Ticket

The Piece of Bent and Pierced Metal

The Pill Bottle

The Lump of Red Glass

The Bloodstained Half Handkerchief

The Theatre Programme

Percy Elgin’s Notebook

The Pencil

The Postcard

Photograph of Percy Elgin

Newspaper Cutting 22.6.1944 - death

Newspaper Cutting 30.6.1944 - inquest

To Solve the Mystery:

You are Joe Dymond, Private Investigator. Included in the contents is a letter to you from John Elgin, Percy Elgin’s great nephew, inviting you to take the case. Read it. Listen to the Interviews on the audio CD. Examine the clues. Search the Internet to find other leads. We recommend the following Internet search engines: MSN ( http://search.msn.com ) and Altavista ( http://uk.altavista.com ). Use this information together with your powers of deduction to piece together what happened that fateful day in June 1944, and work out where The Great Moghul gem now is, and how it can be identified as the very same one that Percy Elgin had in his possession.

Your Reward:

If you can successfully solve the mystery then a real ruby spinel gemstone like The Great Moghul can be yours to keep. Simply complete the numbered claim form in the box, return it to us at The Treasure Company, P.O. Box 2, Ashburton, Devon TQ13 7XW, and your gemstone will be posted to you.

2002’06’11’instructions



		The Great Moghul Instructions
		The Mystery: In the dark days of World War II, confidential secretary Percy Elgin sets off from rural Somerset for war-torn London. His mission - to bring back The Great Moghul, a fabulous ruby spinel belonging to his employers the Dyall family. But he is destined never to return. His lifeless body is found hundreds of miles away on a train in Leeds, the stone gone. An unsolved mystery, clouded by ugly rumour. Now, years later, his widow nears her own death and is determined to clear her dead husband’s name. With the help of the original clues and with evidence from herself and other witnesses, can you discover what really happened to The Great Moghul? Contents: Instructions and Reward Claim Form Interview audio CD The Letter to Joe Dymond Clues: One Half of a Return Rail Ticket The Stalls Theatre Ticket The Piece of Bent and Pierced Metal The Pill Bottle The Lump of Red Glass The Bloodstained Half Handkerchief The Theatre Programme Percy Elgin’s Notebook The Pencil The Postcard Photograph of Percy Elgin Newspaper Cutting 22.6.1944 - death Newspaper Cutting 30.6.1944 - inquest To Solve the Mystery: You are Joe Dymond, Private Investigator. Included in the contents is a letter to you from John Elgin, Percy Elgin’s great nephew, inviting you to take the case. Read it. Listen to the Interviews on the audio CD. Examine the clues. Search the Internet to find other leads. We recommend the following Internet search engines: MSN ( http://search.msn.com ) and Altavista ( http://uk.altavista.com ). Use this information together with your powers of deduction to piece together what happened that fateful day in June 1944, and work out where The Great Moghul gem now is, and how it can be identified as the very same one that Percy Elgin had in his possession. Your Reward: If you can successfully solve the mystery then a real ruby spinel gemstone like The Great Moghul can be yours to keep. Simply complete the numbered claim form in the box, return it to us at The Treasure Company, P.O. Box 2, Ashburton, Devon TQ13 7XW, and your gemstone will be posted to you. 2002’06’11’instructions