Puzzle Box 4

[Sir_billy_wizz]

Tune................ emale !!!

[wanderson75]

Morning everyone!

First I want to say excellent job everyone for getting the answers to these clues posted up. I've been really banging my head on this one. Quick question, the coloration on the video is kinda bad from what I'm seeing, does anyone have the time frame for the bulletin board clue? I'd like to contribute _something_ to the group that's helped me through this. :-p

[emale_tart]

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[garykagan]

The blocks spell it out (thankyou for the blockcad ref.)

I must be blind... How are the numbers used - if at all to do this?

[oscarfever]

This site is great for a few Agatha Christie novels - listing chapter names:- http://www.deliciousdeath.com/01/01eng.html

[man_nerss]

6:35

[Jack Percival]

Mrs. Christie disappeared on the evening of Friday, December 3, 1926, from her home near a small town in Berkshire, England. She was an established mystery writer even then; her seventh effort, The Murder of Roger Ackroyd, was on the best-seller lists. Nonetheless, she was known to have been nervous and depressed. Her mother, to whom she had been quite close, had died some months earlier, and perhaps more important, her husband Archie, a handsome war hero, was having an affair with a woman named Nancy Neele, which he made little effort to disguise.

On the day Agatha disappeared, in fact, Archie had gone to the home of some friends to spend the weekend with his inamorata. Around 9:45 PM Agatha announced she was going out for a drive. The next morning her car was found abandoned several miles away, with some of her clothes and identification scattered around inside. There was an immediate uproar in the press, with speculation that Mrs. Christie had committed suicide, been murdered, lost her memory, or simply constructed an elaborate publicity stunt.

Agatha had written several confusing letters to her husband and others before vanishing. One, to her brother-in-law, said she was simply going for a vacation in Yorkshire; another, to the local chief constable, said she feared for her life. A quarter mile from where her car was found there was a lake called Silent Pool that Agatha had used in one of her books; one of her characters had drowned there. The policy promptly had the lake dredged, without result. Hearing of the husband's infidelities, the police tapped his phones and followed him wherever he went. They also organized 15,000 volunteers to search the surrounding countryside.

As it rather anticlimactically turned out, Agatha had gone to Yorkshire after all, specifically to a health spa in the town of Harrogate, where she signed in on the morning of Saturday, December 4, under the name, significantly, of Teresa Neele. As the days passed and her picture continued to appear in the newspapers, several of the guests recognized her, but she laughed off suggestions that she was the missing author. Finally someone notified the police, who grabbed her husband and rushed up to have him identify her, which, on Tuesday, December 14, he did. Mrs. Christie's comment was, "Fancy, my brother has just arrived."

[benten2000]

video clue for BB

starts at 4:00

4 red

2 yellow

4 green

2 white?

5 to finish it off

Not sure on the colors...

someone please correct me

Looks like 7 (think white at the end)

as for colours, all the bright ones look like white to me

[JohnY79]

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mmmm... a pint would go down quite well now actually :D

[emale_tart]

theres a picture of a belt on bb

http://www.deliciousdeath.com/25/25eng.html

But if A is for Alice Ascher, bludgeoned to death in Andover, and B is for Betty Bernard, strangled with her belt on the beach at Bexhill, then who will victim C be?

Golf Club = An urgent cry for help brings Poirot to France. But he arrives too late to save his client, whose brutally stabbed body now lies face downwards in a shallow grave on a golf course.

[oscarfever]

In Christies novel, And Then There Were None - one of the victims skull was crushed by a heavy white marble clock!! (also shown on bb)

[emale_tart]

sorry but this is just TOO coincidental - i think were closing down the path here :-)

[leonmj]

I must be blind... How are the numbers used - if at all to do this?

The numbers are the numbers of blocks on top of each other coming 'out' of the page. When you construct it and turn it on its side you get something like my screenshot. With judicious selection of block heights in the unnumbered squares you get it to spell out gemini2 ;)

And with that it is 2:15am here in Sydney so I'm off to bed. Good luck with the last one :)

leonmj

[rieuwa]

sorry but this is just TOO coincidental - i think were closing down the path here :-)

unfortunately.. we've been doing that on IRC for hours.. we have the titles.. but what do we do with them???

[Sir_billy_wizz]

should we not be looking up Stephen Marlowe ?

He wrote under the pseudonym Adam CHASE

[emale_tart]

In "Witness for the Prosecution", Leonard Vole is accused of murdering Miss Emily French. By what method did he allegedly murder her?

Your Answer: Bludgeoned with a crowbar

[bsb001]

Could you add the titles here for us?

[thequestor]

yup noticed dat!

This is Vista's startup sound, doesn't sound anything to me like the one they use when you get a correct answer on the site.

Data_1.wav

[wanderson75]

Dumb Question, how do you get to the IRC chat? :-p

[emale_tart]

All of agatha's titles are here -

The Mysterious Affair at Styles

The Murder on the Links

The Murder of Roger Ackroyd

The Big Four

The Mystery of the Blue Train

Peril at End House

Lord Edgware Dies

Murder on the Orient Express

Three Act Tragedy

Death in the Clouds

The ABC Murders

Murder in Mesopotamia

Cards on the Table

Dumb Witness

Death on the Nile

Appointment with Death

Hercule Poirot's Christmas

Sad Cypress

One, Two, Buckle My Shoe

Evil under the Sun

Five Little Pigs

Taken at the Flood

Mrs.McGinty's Dead

After the Funeral

Hickory Dickory Dock

Dead Man's Folly

Cat among the Pigeons

The Clocks

Third Girl

Hallowe'en Party

Elephants Can

Remember

Curtain

*Copy and paste with what weapon*

[phxmimms]

This may help. Agatha Christie has got to be the right angle on this. All of the weapons match up.

http://www.angelfire.com/journal/mysteryfan/weapons.html

[LittleNeutrino Veteran]

if you take the sparkly noise out that is in the background

[emale_tart]

Antisocial IRC ftw!

[wjaspers]

Antisocial IRC ftw!

somone solve it?

[wanderson75]

Blow to the Head

tennis racket, marble paperweight, sandbag tube, grain mill, granite boulder, blackjack, fireplace poker, part of a lamppost, rocks

Strangling

nylon stocking, scarf, silk belt, raincoat belt, ukelele string, hands

Drowning

in a bucket of bobbing apples