Murder, Murder, Murder: The Case of Fortune

This is not a page from Angela Langsbury’s, “Murder She Wrote”, but a question of murder that was committed, and we are about to find out with the analysis of the clues. You the reader, what part did you play in this murder motive, and what purpose did the murder serve for you, and what did you get out of it? All minds will be clear, and justice served at the right moment.

 It was a high profile party of various business dinataries from numerous industries were there to commemorate the explansion of Angelo Serio Enterprises, Inc. with the senior Angela Serio, the head honcho of the firm. The band was playing, Dancing was going on, and conservations were being gathered among the party- goers. Suddenly, the lights went out, and they came back on with Mr. Serio’s body was on the floor in a pool of blood with a knife in his heart. It all started when Mr. Serio’s wife, Jennifer Serio persuaded her husband to create a Will, and making her full control when he departs. Apparently, her mind was his exit with her arrival in the company. But what about the other family members, such as their sons, Jeffrey Serio who can’t hold a job, and is a drunken bum, and his other son, Jerry Serio with being successful on the betting on horses at the track, but with no business savvy. They all had everything to gain, but what would they lose? Did the servants actually commit the murder as thee was a feud between the Senior Serio earlier. What’s at stake here as who would win or receive a will of justice.

 Inspector Spencer Tracy was called, and no relation to Dick Tracy. Each partygoer was interviewed in a dining room individually to discuss Mr. Serio’s  death, and what relationship in business they had. There was Mr. Roberto Alto, his trusted and loyal partner of 30 years, and there was Felipe Ortiz, handling his foreign operations. Each, and all partygoers had an alibi, but someone was the key to the murder. Without warning, the heat was on the case, and someone was going to crack. It was, It was Felipe Ortiz who pulled out a gun as he was the one that had imbezzled  the fortunes of the firm for his own gain by being in control, and was subdued by the Inspector, and taken into custody. You see, Mr. Ortiz and the Senior Serio had different visions, and Mr. Ortiz felt Mr. Serio was old fashion, and he had a dream for the future for the company. All minds don’t think alike. The right for justice, and to change the wrong in making it right with a reason, and with fact.