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Anyone else watching Kubikiri cycle? Personally I think it's a great anime.

Well this game is very easy... someone will be post a case and people will try to solve it. The max guesses are only 10 (all not each person) and the max time limit is a week per case. Once at least one of these things are reached or once the right answer was guessed, the answer will be revealed. The one with the right answer will be given a rep by the one who made the case. (It now depends on the one who made the case whether he/she wants to give one or not) I will start

Hi, I'm thus far your newest member, I'm forever and from ever a fan of DC. Been born and raised alongside with the series that it got me to get obsessed with mysteries crimes and detectives, you can say I have learned everything through conan. I was introduced to my biggest love Sherlock Holmes through Conan, as almost all of you I'm that big of a fan. Maybe being a member may relief some of the obsession that lays underneath me, or maybe so??!!. An aspiring detective, novelist and a sportsman. My dream is to solve almost every mystery I come upon and to write a great detective novel. (you can say I'm more like Yuusaku than Shinichi, I don't mind since he is smarter ) Anyways nice to meet you all .

Gosho Aoyama has once said in an interview that he has already plotted the ending of the series and I am wondering what is your idea of how he will bring the series to the end. Since there are a lot of themes such as the love relationship with Shinichi and Ran and the confrontation with the Black Organization in the series, I think the ending will be really intriguing. I am especially interested in who is the boss of the organization. Although most of the other members in the organization have already been introduced, the boss, the most important character in the organization has not yet been revealed. So I believe that the boss is someone who is surprising enough to be a boss. I guess Aoyama is keeping the secret till the end. Some say that he is Dr Agatha and others say that he is James in FBI. Of course there are other possibilities but I agree with the latter opinion that James is the one. One of the reasons for this is that if the boss is a member in a law enforcement agency, it would be a big surprise because the position in such a world is completely oposite of that in a crime world. The contrast is beautiful. Also, you cannot miss the fact that Aoyama is a big fan of the Sherloch Holmes series , where a distinguished scientist is a evil boss and that he is actually taking after the setting of the series. So it is not strange if he chooses such a good- looking man as an evil boss. Though there are some unclear points on the theory of James being the boss, I do hope that he will give us a surprise in the end. Anyway, what is your opinion on this matter? Try to give reasons!

So I have a play set in medieval times where a crime occurs. The killer is the king's uncle, the victim is the king's maid, and the detective who deciphers the clues is a knight. Now, due to the killer's high status, the knight needs absolute proof that the crime was committed by him. I need a subtle way for the advisor to have committed the crime and a way for the knight to find out that he was the killer. ...plus, the victim was stabbed. Any ideas?

So I have a play set in medieval times where a crime occurs. The killer is the king's uncle, the victim is the king's maid, and the detective who deciphers the clues is a knight. Now, due to the killer's high status, the knight needs absolute proof that the crime was committed by him. I need a subtle way for the advisor to have committed the crime and a way for the knight to find out that he was the killer. ...plus, the victim was stabbed. Any ideas?