Giant Game Of Clue in Every Decade

Summary

Rebecca attempts to find her husband Matt's murderer amongst suspects assigned decades. Through challenges testing precision, expiration food tolerance and theft, she eliminates suspects to identify the killer. The 1950s suspect seems most suspicious, but is revealed innocent. In a plot twist, Rebecca's final challenge exposes the 1940s soldier as the culprit, having orchestrated sabotage and misdirection to avoid suspicion. Rebecca is devastated she failed to correctly identify the killer in the allotted guesses.

Takeaways

• 😱 Matt was murdered and suspects were given envelopes with decades on them to find the killer
• 🕵️‍♀️ Rebecca reviews surveillance footage for clues about the killer
• 🍽 The suspects compete in decade-themed cooking challenges to catch the killer
• 😵 Several suspects die from poisoned or expired food during the challenges
• 👚 A fashion challenge is used to try to reveal the killer's birthmark
• 🤑 Money is stolen to catch the thief red-handed
• 😱 The 1990s suspect is electrocuted and dies during a game
• 🎵 1970s dance moves are tested to assess the suspects' coordination
• 🎨 A twister game is played with paint to evaluate flexibility
• 😲 After several incorrect guesses, the 1930s suspect reveals himself as the killer

Q & A

Who was murdered at the beginning of the video?

Matt, the husband of the narrator Rebecca.

What method does Rebecca use to try to find the killer?

She gives each suspect an envelope with a different decade on it, and one envelope has the word "killer". She must solve the murder in 5 guesses.

What happens if Rebecca doesn't solve the murder in 5 guesses?

She has to do an extreme punishment.

How does the 1950s suspect trick the 1910s suspect into drinking poison?

During the milkshake challenge, the 1950s suspect switches his poisoned milkshake with the 1910s suspect's milkshake.

How does the 1920s suspect try to frame the 1990s suspect?

The 1920s suspect slips a note into the 1990s suspect's pocket to make them look suspicious.

How does Rebecca identify the killer has a birthmark on their arm?

She sees the birthmark in a mirror reflection on the killer's arm during surveillance footage.

How does the 1940s suspect die during the canned food challenge?

The 1930s suspect poisons the 1940s suspect's canned food when they swap places.

How does Rebecca catch the thief who steals her money?

She puts an ink bomb in the money stack so it will explode on the thief.

How does the true killer frame the 2000s suspect?

They steal the money after Rebecca leaves it upstairs, knowing her trap will catch the 2000s suspect.

How does the killer reveal themselves at the end?

After eliminating all other suspects, the 1930s killer reveals they orchestrated all the deaths and framings.