Who Killed Siobhan Fyres?

It was me.

Bjorn Bjergsen.

I shall suspect the detective cause no one ever does and somehow they are always close to where murder takes place with absolutely perfect possibilities to kill the victim and no one ever even asks them what they were doing at the time of murder.

also bjergsens are very problematic in my game they are incapable of being the perfect family they pretend to be.

I'm sure Siobhan just found out that all Bjorns cases were actually him "catching criminal" for his own crimes and tried to blackmail him and became his next victim.

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okay i guess since he isnt on suspect list i will throw second guess =

whoever is mentioned first in the story for seemingly no reason at all:

Moira and Dominic. why would they even be on list of suspects unless there was shady reasons

+ removal of ladder suggests it was someone she is comfortable with having in her home enough to go swimming while they are around

"Simmingal;c-17937710" wrote:
Bjorn Bjergsen.

I shall suspect the detective cause no one ever does and somehow they are always close to where murder takes place with absolutely perfect possibilities to kill the victim and no one ever even asks them what they were doing at the time of murder.

I'm showing my age now, but it's just like Jessica Fletcher... Everywhere she went people were dropping like flies, and Cabot Cove has a ridiculous death rate. When Murder, She Wrote was running it was 149 per 100,000, which is 50% higher than Honduras. There's a daft t-shirt with 'Midsomer Norton, twinned with Cabot Cove, on it (Midsomer Norton also has a high death rate - Midsomer Murders).

This Just In!

Bjorn has interviewed the suspects to see if they have alibis

Morgan was busy, umm, eating in Forgotten Hollow. There are many angry witnesses to this scene. This is one of the many reasons why people believe a change in politics is needed.

J. Hunnington claimed to be with Zoe Patel all night.
Bjorn went to interview Zoe, who is living in a grody apartment with her boyfriend Salim.

Salim welcomed Bjorn and said "Duuuude. That's my girl?! She wouldn't do that to me! Want some bubbles, man" While Bjorn was enjoying the bubbles, Zoe came in from work. She said "Yes, I was with J. He's a real man. He works, and takes care of his body and his home." To which Salim replied "You're my girl. I can't believe you did this to me." At this moment, Bjorn left.


Feeling pressure from the public to close the case, Sergio is now in jail as he is the most likely suspect. Let's see how this pretty boys handles himself (it won't be good)


Meanwhile, Moira is conversing with her friend Lucas Munch, who is now a teen witch. He's going to work on bringing Siobhan back. Will the revised Siobhan set her husband free?

"jeepjeepcat;c-17937736" wrote:

"Simmingal;c-17937710" wrote:
Bjorn Bjergsen.

I shall suspect the detective cause no one ever does and somehow they are always close to where murder takes place with absolutely perfect possibilities to kill the victim and no one ever even asks them what they were doing at the time of murder.

I'm showing my age now, but it's just like Jessica Fletcher... Everywhere she went people were dropping like flies, and Cabot Cove has a ridiculous death rate. When Murder, She Wrote was running it was 149 per 100,000, which is 50% higher than Honduras. There's a daft t-shirt with 'Midsomer Norton, twinned with Cabot Cove, on it (Midsomer Norton also has a high death rate - Midsomer Murders).

Murder, She Wrote is actually one of my favourite shows in the whole wide world, I've been re-watching my box-set with dinner. I wouldn't want to be Jessica's friend; if she's visiting you then you'd either wind up dead or be suspected of murder!

@imhappy You are doing such a great job and this is so much fun. I'm a bit tired now but I can't wait to read through those alibis and take a guess at whodunit!

"GirlFromIpanema;c-17937843" wrote:

"jeepjeepcat;c-17937736" wrote:

"Simmingal;c-17937710" wrote:
Bjorn Bjergsen.

I shall suspect the detective cause no one ever does and somehow they are always close to where murder takes place with absolutely perfect possibilities to kill the victim and no one ever even asks them what they were doing at the time of murder.

I'm showing my age now, but it's just like Jessica Fletcher... Everywhere she went people were dropping like flies, and Cabot Cove has a ridiculous death rate. When Murder, She Wrote was running it was 149 per 100,000, which is 50% higher than Honduras. There's a daft t-shirt with 'Midsomer Norton, twinned with Cabot Cove, on it (Midsomer Norton also has a high death rate - Midsomer Murders).

Murder, She Wrote is actually one of my favourite shows in the whole wide world, I've been re-watching my box-set with dinner. I wouldn't want to be Jessica's friend; if she's visiting you then you'd either wind up dead or be suspected of murder!

@imhappy You are doing such a great job and this is so much fun. I'm a bit tired now but I can't wait to read through those alibis and take a guess at whodunit!

I loved Murder She Wrote!

Thanks you so much!! You have enough info to make an educated guess. I'll write the ending tomorrow.

@imhappy I'm sorry, I actually have some more questions, I hope that's okay!

- Is swimming at night something the victim does often? If yes, who knew of this?
- Was the ladder found and were there any prints on it?
- What did Hugo steal from Ulrike's house?

"GirlFromIpanema;c-17937871" wrote:
@imhappy I'm sorry, I actually have some more questions, I hope that's okay!

- Is swimming at night something the victim does often? If yes, who knew of this?
- Was the ladder found and were there any prints on it?
- What did Hugo steal from Ulrike's house?

She often swims at night. Close friends know this.
The ladder has not been found yet...
It looked like an old tv. Hardly worth stealing. Hmmm

Great questions!

Hmmm....curious...
Can Detective Bjorn please investigate the TV? Maybe something is hidden inside?

Also, do Hugo, Ulrike and Luna have alibis?

I think the real question is...where was Judith Ward at the time of the murder?