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On the 13th and 14th of June, Justitia, the Forensic Medicine club, held their event titled “Holmicide”, wherein participants (in teams of 2) had to search around a mystery room for clues to crack the various ciphers and questions strategically placed in multiple locations to prove Sherlock Holmes innocent.
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The event consisted of 3 rooms and one final hidden room where the team had to choose the victim correctly or else they lose; each room had its own unique atmosphere and props. From the quiet, greenery of Hyde Park to a dark, haunted Mental Asylum to Mycroft’s home which had clues scattered all over the room; the crew at Justitia were masters at setting the scene.
The event had an impressive turnout; a total of 55 teams (meaning 110 participants) took part and engaged in solving the clues as quickly as they can.
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Congratulations to Aditya Lochab and Umang Khatri for cracking and solving this murder mystery room the fastest.
Credits :-
Organised by : Justitia
Design by : Justitia
Written by : Adish Govind Joshi , The Editorial Board
Photography by : Hasmita Ganesuni, Pranav Venugopal, Samir Gulati, Tanishq Yadav , The Editorial Board
Uploaded by: Nivedita Pandey , The Editorial Board