Visrita, I suggested banning because if you claim Grim is dead, there's no mafia kill, but there is a block on Visrita, right??
Please, if you're not mafia, I beg you - read the thread, please? :smile41:
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Visrita, I suggested banning because if you claim Grim is dead, there's no mafia kill, but there is a block on Visrita, right??
What other clue? Two kills on the first night and two on the second.

Many people are convinced that Ney is Grim, who, during recruitment, got into a fight and ended up killing someone.
Slohnish, you guys are quite the prophets. Well, what's trending now? I won't believe it until I see Zubr's answer to my question...
Could Jalo kill with his constrictor snake twice in a row?

The second victim was Arandor. He was found dead in his room. Arandor, like Neyra, died of asphyxiation, but the uniform, arc-shaped, violet-blue mark on his neck clearly indicated a violent death. There were also numerous signs of a struggle: broken furniture, bruises, and abrasions on the victim's body. In addition, the deceased had a wound on his leg. Apparently, the killer initially tried to quickly eliminate the chosen target with a firearm, but Arandor managed to close the distance, and his opponent had to work harder in hand-to-hand combat. On the other hand, by closing the distance, the victim significantly reduced his chances of survival. If he had dodged and then forced the killer into a shootout, the outcome might have been different – Arandor's weapon was much more powerful. Notably, there are fingerprints on one of the wine bottles in the minibar, small ones, most likely female, and ash from a cigar on the doorstep. The gunpowder particles around the gunshot wound indicate that the weapon did not have a silencer.

[psychology] Why are you so nervous, Jack? Calm down. [/psychology]
By the way, regarding psychology, I also like Slonysh and Jack in this regard.
