Oquetemnoku

At an open-air concert run by a radio station, a woman walked on stage, asked the singer for the microphone and, since nobody answered, took it. She didn't know what to sing, looked at the supermarket car parked opposite, and the whole country ended up singing 'what's in the car?' with her. The radio thought she was with the singer and the singer's crew thought she was from the radio. In each case someone was left alone with the microphone, and the microphone can be in any room. Place each person in their room, one per row, one per column. Whoever is left alone in the microphone's room is the culprit. All the characters are made up.

1. She asked nicely (easy)
2. Each crew thought she was with the other (easy)
3. The sound check (easy)
4. The radio van (easy)
5. The chorus on the bus (easy)
6. Nobody answered (easy)
7. The supermarket car (easy)
8. Access all areas (easy)
9. The car opposite (medium)
10. Nobody stopped her (medium)
11. The explanation on TV (medium)
12. Dress rehearsal (medium)
13. Village karaoke (medium)
14. The street party (medium)
15. The morning show (medium)
16. Summer festival (medium)
17. The explanation on the radio (medium)
18. The singer who didn't get it (medium)
19. Robbed on stage (hard)
20. The police posted too (hard)
21. The supermarket says thank you (hard)
22. The next festival (hard)
23. So what's in the car? (hard)
24. No questions asked (expert)
25. The day after at the supermarket (expert)

About Oquetemnoku

Oquetemnoku is the Escândaloku case file about the woman who walked on stage at a radio station's concert, took the microphone and got the whole country singing about what was in a car outside a supermarket. There are 25 Murdoku-style logic puzzles: read the clues, place each person on the floor plan and find out who was left alone with the microphone.

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