The killer was: Sarah Lin — The Best Friend What Really Happened Emily had recently discovered that Sarah had been secretly stealing money from the company. Emily planned to expose Sarah during the wedding reception. Desperate to stop her, Sarah decided to act. Earlier that evening, Sarah prepared a poisoned champagne glass for Emily. But when the drinks were placed on the table, the glasses were mixed up. To make sure Emily received the poisoned drink, Sarah switched the glasses just before the toast. However, she made one mistake. She took a small sip from the glass before switching it — leaving lipstick marks on the rim. That clue eventually led investigators directly to her. Detective Challenge Did you solve the mystery before the reveal? Comment below: ✔ When you figured it out ✔ Which clue gave it away

Detectives, the investigation is almost complete. Here are the key clues: • The poison was placed in a champagne glass• Three suspects approached the champagne table• The poisoned glass had lipstick marks• A witness saw someone switch glasses• Emily planned to reveal a secret that night

Detectives, investigators have uncovered another important clue. Inside Emily’s purse, they discovered a folded note written earlier that day. It reads: “Tonight everyone will finally know the truth.” Police believe Emily planned to reveal a secret during the reception. Investigators now suspect that someone at the wedding had a reason to stop her from speaking. Detective Question Which suspect had the biggest reason to silence Emily before she revealed the truth? Post your theory below.

A waiter has come forward with new information. He reports seeing someone briefly switch two champagne glasses just before the toast began. However, the ballroom lights were dim, and the waiter could not clearly see who did it. The waiter only remembers one thing. The person who switched the glasses appeared to be wearing a dark suit jacket. Suspect Clothing Daniel (groom) — black tuxedo Victor (business partner) — dark suit Marcus (planner) — light gray suit Sarah (best friend) — red evening dress Detective Question Based on the waiter’s memory… Who is most likely to have switched the glasses?

Investigators have discovered something strange. Forensic testing of the champagne glass revealed lipstick marks on the rim. But here’s the problem. Emily Whitmore was not wearing lipstick that evening. Which means someone else drank from the glass before her. What This Suggests The poisoned glass may have originally belonged to someone else. Or someone may have tested the drink before giving it to Emily. Detective Question Which suspect would most likely have had lipstick on their glass? And why would they switch drinks with Emily? Share your theories below.