The street party

At the summer saints' street party there were pork rolls, bunting and a guest singer who sang the car chorus ten times in a row. By the eleventh, the microphone was no longer on the stage. Not every row and column has to be occupied.

Suspects

• Anastácio, the party organiser: He hired the singer, the pork rolls and the bunting. He forgot to hire security.
• Brigite, the tavern owner: She serves kale soup until three in the morning. At quarter past three she locks the door with whoever's inside.
• Cornélio, the accordion player: He's played at the party for forty years. He says microphones weren't needed in the old days.
• Deodata, the raffle winner: She won a ham, a bicycle and, people say, something else.