Live Action Mafia

schmolly has died in BMF at 10:05.

The day has been extended to 11:32

outside of 335s to be specific.

Investigators and mad-scientist: get over to BMF (Random) right away.

I'd like to see an investigator investigate Cecilia. Please do this ASAP.

1. for reference, the other thread says day ends at 11:46.

2. I think Cecilia has seemed suspicious, but I'm not sure exactly this would make her more more suspicious than any other randomite. I'd be happy to see her investigated, but I'd be interested to see why you think so, dgrazian.

3. Do we still think no-lynch is the better idea?

Lily would also be a good choice to investigate. But please investigate this ASAP (like before 11:40.) And reveal your investigation results by proxy. I'd be a good proxy (and I'll be waiting for messages and can reveal them right away.) Gary would be another good choice.

Investigator says Cecilia did not kill schmolly.

I wasn't at Random at the time of the murder (I was at APO) and several people can confirm this, including mchang and lizrita.

I'm kind of suspicious that manipulate the press has been used on schmolly's death. Given that we finally have a murder for which we failed to catch a mafia, the mafia may have figured this was a good death to cover up on. Also, BMF makes sense as a good place to put the murder, since she lives there. Also, I remember seeing schmolly in the BMF lounge at about 9:45, which is evidence against her being in her room at the time of the murder.

If they were manipulating the presses, I doubt they would have moved the kill just 50 feet. They would have at least moved it to another floor, because a different place on the same floor doesn't move suspicion. I think if you saw her on BMF, that's evidence that it wasn't used.

Maybe she was killed on a different floor, and they moved it to BMF?

But if it was used, even if only to move it 50 feet, it would cause Investigator reports to fail. And as was pointed out to me when I was there, lounge-side BMF has high traffic because it's the primary way to switch between towers, which would cover up whether or not anyone unusual was there.

I think if you're using it to block investigation, you would still move it to the floor of someone sketchy, because it's no worse for Mafia, and may confuse town. In any case, Random is small enough that it could easily be anyone who's at Random, so this probably isn't worth overthinking, except for the constant possibility that it was a manipulate the presses, or a hitman, or something else wacky.

That said, I wouldn't proclaim people innocent because they turned out innocent for an investigation of this murder.

Clearly. If I were you, I'd still be suspicious of me. (Although not more-so than of most other Randomites)

==Cecilia. I'll repeat my question from earlier that wasn't answered:

I assumed that the question was for dgrazian, since that was who you directed it towards in the last line. (That, and I'd like to know exactly why he found me suspicious as well.)

Simply put, my alibi was as airtight as a wet paper bag (psetting in Loop Kitchen with NPs).

It was an arbitrary choice among randomites.

That seems ridiculously sketchy to me, dgrazian. Why not let the inspectors choose whom to investigate, rather than you "randomly" picking? Why not at least tell us that you picked randomly? Why not give several possible targets, since there are multiple investigators? Why the urgency of the original request?

I'd just like to note that he said it was the choice of randomites (presumably conveyed through in-person discussions), not that it was a random decision.

There wasn't much time, I know I'm innocent, and I can easily coordinate multiple investigators.

And everyone knows that I'm basically a guaranteed innocent unless I was conscripted yesterday. And that's not a risk worth worrying about in the context of trying to determine who to use our investigations on at the last minute.

But "investigate Cecelia now" is not coordinating multiple investigators. In fact, it's increasing the risk of an investigator collision.

I'd also like to point out that yesterday dgrazian said that he was immune to conscription for that day, while now he's saying that it's possible that he could have been conscripted then.

That's true.

But I've been in contact with another investigator, since yesterday (Tuesday.) I told that investigator not to investigate Cecilia. So we were sure to get at least two distinct investigations.

That's why it was easy for me to coordinate the investigators.

I'd assume "yesterday" would refer to Day 4 (the day that just ended with a No Lynch vote). It's true that he could have been conscripted on Day 4; he was attempted on Day 3 and his immunity only lasted for the rest of that day.

...So did your other investigator get a result?

I theoretically could have been conscripted yesterday (Wednesday)

I could not have been conscripted on Tuesday, because Dalton made a failed kill attempt against me then. That makes me immune to kills and conscription for the rest of the day.

Ah. I was thinking in real life-time, not game time.

According to my investigator, aok did not kill schmolly.

Why investigate aok? Was this decision random, arbitrary, by committee, or what? dgrazian, you're seeming like a dictator to me, and I don't like dictators, benevolent or not.

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