During a family gathering to celebrate Edward Harrington's retirement, a man is found dead, poisoned in the dining room. Detective Victoria Sterling arrives to investigate, questioning the family and focusing on the cook, Jasmyne, who served the soup. Sterling warns the family that she will uncover the truth and leaves, sensing a dark secret lurking within the Richmond Mansion.

"Murder at the Richmond Mansion":  

The grand estate of Richmond's Mansion stood silent under a blanket of fog, its elegant silhouette a testament to old wealth and formidable power. Inside, the opulent rooms echoed with laughter, clinking glasses, and whispered conversations—an exclusive family gathering celebrating a milestone.
But beneath this veneer of glamour and sophistication lurked secrets, tensions quietly simmering just below the surface.
As the evening wore on, the revelry was shattered by a blood-curdling crime. A startling discovery in the dimly lit kitchen revealed the lifeless body of Jasmyne, the talented cook with a mysterious past—and a reputation for uncovering secrets. Now, trapped within the opulent walls of the sprawling estate, friends and family found themselves suspects, their carefully maintained facades dissolving into suspicion and fear.
In the midst of shock and grief, Detective Victoria Sterling arrives—sharp, poised, and relentless in her quest for truth. With years of experience unraveling complex cases, she begins to peel back layers of deception, discovering that everyone at Richmond’s Mansion has something to hide. As secrets are revealed and passions ignite, Victoria must navigate the intricate web of relationships, motives, and betrayals to uncover the brutal truth: who killed Jasmyne, and why?
In a night where appearances deceive and the past threatens to erupt, the question remains—whose secrets were worth killing for? And as the family members grapple with their guilt and their fears, the echoes of a single, passionate act of violence threaten to unravel them all.


Murder at the Richmond Mansion Dinner

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