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Murder Mystery Game. How should I kill off the victim?

i’m trying to write my own murder mystery game, and i need to find a way for the victim to be killed. if you have any other ideas for murder mysteries, feel free to share. i was thinking it could be set in the evening, at the opening of some sort of park or wildlife reserve. thank you all in advance.

I’ll go along with your settings. A man is suffocated to death. Near the late hours with not many people around so no witnesses. Was buried in a bag into the ground in an area that is usually deserted and not much grass so the upturned dirt won’t be noticed. No evidence around the place except a footprint that has been altered because he was suffocated during a very rainy night.

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