POSTPONED: Murder at the Museum • Murder Mystery Dinner

Josh Pennelton was excited; his bid won a private, overnight stay for himself and friends at the Bong Veterans Historical Center.
He had hurt or wronged a group of his old friends and decided it was high time to make amends with them, and this was the opportunity.

On the lock-in night, when the doors of the museum closed, and his guests and he were alone, the fun was set to begin.

At least, that is what Josh had hoped.

Things, however, ended up not quite like he had planned.
There were many arguments that night, but it seemed all had quieted down when they finally tried to get some sleep.
When his guests woke up, Josh wasn’t there.

Who killed Josh Pennelton?
Was it Herman Kaufmann? Herman and Josh had been business partners in their investment firm – that is, until Josh made some quiet deals and Herman was forced out. Was this a chance to get even?

Was it Evelyn Williams? Evelyn, or “Evie” as her friends knew her, warned her sister that Josh was no good. Her sister, however, fell under his charms and ended up pregnant. Josh said he would take care of everything. . .

Was it Michael St. John? “Mike the Spike” had been a star athlete. His best buddy/teammate, Josh, and he were inseparable. Recruiters were eyeing spike. On an anonymous tip, the coach found liquor in Spile’s locker, and his dream ended. . .

Was it Madeline Andrews? Everyone liked Maddy. You name it, and she was chosen for it in high school: prom queen, student body president, valedictorian. After college, she moved back home and learned about the rumors being spread by Josh . . .