No questions asked

At an open-air concert, with the radio, the singer, the security guards and half the neighbourhood around the stage, nobody understood how the microphone changed hands. Twelve rooms, nine people and clues that make you cross everything, with several hypotheses, right to the end.

Suspects

• Alcides, the event host: He announced the singer three times and the woman not once. She didn't need it.
• Belém, the guest list manager: She had the VIP guest list. The woman wasn't on the list, she was on the stage.
• Custódia, the lighting technician: She pointed the spotlight at the woman on instinct. It was the best lighting of her career.
• Délio, the stage security guard: He was guarding the stage stairs. The woman said 'excuse me' and he, being polite, let her through.
• Emília, the sign language interpreter: She signed the chorus with such conviction that people now recognise her at the supermarket.
• Flávio, the pork roll seller: He served pork rolls the whole concert. He swears he never took his eyes off the grill.
• Glória, the fan with the sign: She brought a sign saying 'sing for me'. Someone else did the singing.
• Herculano, the doughnut seller: He's sold doughnuts by the stage for thirty years. He's never seen a whole concert, but he's seen everything else.
• Ivone, the local paper's photographer: She took five hundred photos. In the only one that mattered, someone walked in front of her.