There are 21 changes in this short murder mystery whodunnit.
How many can you spot? I anticipated a few but I missed almost all of them. (Watch out for cyclists- share the road – expect the unexpected.)
Who murdered Lord Smythe?
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Colonel Mustard of course.
I missed all the clues. But at least I avoided the cyclist. Very clever psa.