“There’s this game I used to play with my aunts,” I said. “The object of the game was to determine who committed the murder, where, and with what weapon. Players did so by sharing information and through process of elimination. Well, we know the where for Edith Lake, at least, and we think we know the weapon.” “It was fire, wasn’t it?” Lana interrupted. “I’m pretty sure that’s what we saw.” She glanced to David for confirmation. “Yes, but that’s like saying someone was killed with a gun. It could have been a Smith & Wesson or a Glock. The trick is finding out the type of weapon and who used it.” I thought I sounded pretty convincing. Mainly, I was pleased I remembered two kinds of guns off the top of my head. “The point is we don’t know the who or the details of the how, which is why we’re all here today. Process of elimination through shared information.” Everyone considered my words.
