Luisnoku

A trailer seized by the police turns up in a builder's warehouse, a seized car gets a new driver, a swimming pool appears in a protected area and a sacked secretary-general talks of pressure from above. In each case someone was left alone with the evidence, and the evidence can be in any room. Place each person in their room, one per row, one per column. Whoever is left alone in the evidence's room is the culprit. All the characters are made up. The scandals made the papers.

1. The trailer that moved house (easy)
2. The pool in the protected area (easy)
3. The tow truck (easy)
4. Swapped number plate (easy)
5. The pool without a licence (easy)
6. The trailer with GPS (easy)
7. The pool nobody saw (easy)
8. Road tests (easy)
9. The car nobody seized (medium)
10. When I decide (medium)
11. Extremely competent (medium)
12. The order (medium)
13. The subject was not discussed (medium)
14. The secretary-general's dismissal (medium)
15. When I decide (medium)
16. Motion of no confidence (medium)
17. Pressure (medium)
18. The email nobody sent (medium)
19. Direct award (hard)
20. No emails allowed (hard)
21. The secretary-general's dismissal (hard)
22. Restructuring or breach of trust (hard)
23. The motion of no confidence (hard)
24. The parliamentary inquiry (expert)
25. The Odemira building works (expert)

About Luisnoku

Luisnoku is the Escândaloku case file about a seized trailer that turns up in a builder's warehouse, a seized car with a new driver and a swimming pool built in a protected area. There are 25 Murdoku-style logic puzzles: read the clues, place each suspect on the floor plan and find out who was left alone with the evidence.

The first cases take a few minutes. The last ones, on 10 by 10 boards, make you test hypotheses. The characters are made up. The scandals made the papers.