Also Tempz being inconsistent everywhere. Nice. I sense lying.

You are a man in the middle-class bracket who has come here for a few hours to enjoy yourself. The owner was a man you only knew through work, and he was one of your more wealthy clients, having you install one of the largest walk-in freezers you'd ever worked on. When he approached you, asking if you would attend a get-together at his place for the weekend, you were fairly surprised. You declined due to having to work, but he insisted you come for at least a few hours. Upon arriving and mingling with the other guests, you got the distinct impression that he had invited many of the people the same way. No one seemed to be particularly close to him, or even know him that well.

You remember arriving at the mansion via a transport service hired by the owner, in a fancy black car that dropped you off at the gate and left. You brought nothing of particular interest with you, and immediately after arriving you were standing in the lobby, talking to some other guests. You estimate you were in the house for at least a few hours before the murder occurred.

You flip back a page, and read the previous entry, dated yesterday.

"I just finished dinner, a large slab of steak with a baked potato, warm soup, and a salad. It was incredibly delicious, though the rhubarb pie afterward may have been even better. Anyways, my day was not too eventful, except I finally found a sixth person to agree to spend the entire weekend. It seems I've filled the last guest bedroom now, so I can't really invite anyone else. I really hope the people will arrive that have said they would, though considering I have their phone numbers and am arranging their rides for them, a good number of them will certainly come."

You flip back another page, to read an entry dated two days ago.

"I had an excellent day today! Another half-dozen people agreed to come out this weekend, though only two of them said they would spend the night. As long as they come though, that's all that really matters. If I surround myself with enough people, I'm sure a few of them will turn out to be reputable individuals that I can end up having over more often. I'm a little worried that some of them may turn out to be bad people, considering how little I know of them, but that's simply a chance I'll have to take. As long as they don't turn out to be thieves or murderers it should be alright."

You flip back another page, to read an entry dated three days ago.

"I visited my accountant today acting like I wanted to make sure my finances were in order, though he does good work and I already knew they would be. I really just wanted to ask him to come out to the house, which he declined. I know he's extremely busy all days of the week so I can't hold it against him. Other than that, I asked a few more people to come this weekend, many of whom said they would get back to me, but a few confirmed coming, and one said he'd spend the entire weekend. It'll be nice having the sounds of other people in the house, I'm so tired of this lonely silence."

This could imply the killer of this game is also a thief of some sort. What would he want to be stealing, though?

In the hallway, you saw LoTu)S entering the bathroom, and DavidJCobb leaving the room across from yours, locking the door with his room key. You left downstairs, passed through the lobby, and entered the sunroom, where Roy was sitting. After a few minutes, Roy got up and headed south, into the lobby. A few moments later you heard the scream which caused you to go investigate.

yeah let's waste another 5 turns confirming that the obvious corpses on the floor are actually dead people

yeah let's waste another 5 turns confirming that the obvious corpses on the floor are actually dead people

I just want the names crossed off the list.