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Were the people gathered together before they were shot?
Did the smoke come from the device used to shoot the bodies?
Were the bodies shot by a gun?

Was the teddy cut open by the police?
Had the owner hidden a stolen object inside the bear?

Did the husband shoot his wife accidentally?
Was the man hit over the head with the gun?
Was the man hit over the head with a shovel?

Also voted.

Congratulations, Mandle! And well done to Blondbraid, that was a close contest!

Did the man realise he had committed a crime at the time?
Was the victim human?
Did the man cause damage to someone else's property?

Had the man committed fraud?
Did the crime take place outside?
Did the victim of the crime realise that they were the victim of a crime at the time that the crime took place? (That's a bit of a tongue-twister! )

Was the crime a robbery?

Had the crime taken place very recently before the call was made?
Was somebody supposed to answer when he called?

Oh, that's a shame, Creamy. I hope you do get a chance to finish it, that background looks really promising.

Woo, so that's one entry! Great work, slasher!

Is his workplace a church?
Does this case take place in modern times?

Great news! I'm looking forward to release day!

Looking good, slasher! I noticed the Wimpy in the first screen, I love little details like that!

Did the man die immediately after seeing the ghost?
Did the man see more than one ghost before he died?

Yay! It's good to hear that there are at least a couple of entries in the pipeline. I'm looking forward to seeing them!

Well done to both Mandle and Blondbraid! This is a difficult vote, because both of the games are so different. I love the story and the artwork in The Snaplock, and the concept and moral behind The Smallest Points is really well done. Argh, I can't decide!

[Cassiebsg]

Concept: Cassiebsg, the levitating stones are a really nice idea.
Playability: Mouth for war, it's easy to see how the player would move around screen and there are plenty of opportunities to add puzzles.
Artistic Execution: Blondbraid, it just looks really lovely, with the mist in the abyss under the bridge and the mountains in the background. I know you like historical settings, but would you ever consider making a game in a fantasy setting, Blondbraid? Because I'd play it if it looked like that!

Was he firing the gun into his mouth?

I agree, it's a very clever concept because once you've read something in a certain way it takes your brain a while to adjust to reading it differently. It's a good puzzle.