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It has three domains — murder mysteries, object placements and team allocation — and this catalogue imports all three domains, 756 problems in total.","introduction_ja":"","introduction_en":"","category":"Category not supplied","task_count":null,"acquisition_status":"Acquisition status not supplied","official_url":"https://zayne-sprague.github.io/MuSR/","indexing_mode":"index","profile":{"resources":[],"task_format":"","scoring":"","metric":"","size":"","answer_access":"","license":"","citation":"","maintainer":"","released":"","why_hard":"","related":[],"history":"","construction":"","limitations":"","saturation":"","scores":[]}},"task_id":"6c53d155-6dcc-5e3a-aee4-b49973579ef4","task_key":"default--murder~5fmysteries--6c53d155-6dcc-5e3a-aee4-b49973579ef4","task_revision_id":"1","upstream_id":"","short_description":"Who is the most likely murderer?","config":"default","split":"murder_mysteries","body":"{\"choices\":\"['Tiffany', 'Theresa']\",\"narrative\":\"In the heart of a brawling wrestling ring, Cecil lay lifeless, a bullet his final opponent, marking the onset of a complex investigation for Detective Winston with suspects Tiffany and Theresa under the spotlight.\\n\\nAs Winston took a sip from his thermos, he couldn't help but feel an eerie sense of familiarity around the crime scene. The murder had taken place in a wrestling ring, and Winston had a connection with the victim, Cecil.\\n\\nWinston decided to pay a visit to Theresa, a flower girl, and a recent ex-girlfriend of Cecil. She lived alone, in a house far from the usual hustle and bustle of the city. Winston noticed the extraordinary silence that surrounded her home; no visitors and probably no witnesses.\\n\\nAs he waited for her to answer the door, he noticed a course completion certificate for gun safety framed on her wall. It was dated last year.\\n\\n\\\"Interesting,\\\" he muttered to himself, knocking once more. \\n\\nHer mother, a police officer herself, opened the door. Winston quickly introduced himself and asked for Theresa. It was while they waited together for Theresa, the mother casually mentioned how she pushed Theresa to take a gun safety course when she borrowed her off-duty pistol for protection purposes.\\n\\nTheresa was a regular at the local park, where Winston managed to find her later that day. He was surprised to see her all alone in the green expanse, devoid of any human interaction. \\n\\n\\\"Evening Theresa,\\\" Winston started. \\n\\nShe glanced towards him, and Winston could see the emotional upheaval in her eyes. \\\"Bad day?\\\"\\n\\n\\\"A lot of those, recently,\\\" she confessed and Winston noted how Cecil's recent break-up with her had her on an edge. He delved into the night of the murder, asking her where she was that evening.\\n\\n\\\"Well, I uh... I found myself at the wrestling ring that night. I wasn't in a good place and I... I just needed to see Cecil one last time...\\\"\\n\\nAs she spoke, Winston could sense the heavy emotional burden she was carrying. The mat, the spotlight, and Cecil wrestling that night – it all reminded her of times that once were but would never be again.\\n\\nAs the cold moonlight filtered through the grimy windows onto the still darkened bar, Winston swung open the door. The dim street outside was almost as quiet as the bar. The wrestling ring in the corner of the bar silently reminded Winston of Cecil's tragic end that happened shortly after the last gig.\\n\\nThe bar chairs were turned upside down on the tables, a common practice to signal the closing time for an establishment. As the place was empty, it was clear that Tiffany, the bartender, would have cleaned up after the wrestling match and night's business. Winston remembered hearing from the other staffers how Tiffany was always the last to leave, her commitment ensuring that she was there till the bar was ready for the next day.\\n\\nWinston couldn't help but remember that, according to the witnesses, Tiffany was still at work even after the wrestling match was over and the bar should've been closed. Winston nodded to himself; this was a violation of the law.\\n\\nAlso, there was talk about Tiffany serving alcohol beyond the mandated hours, to which Cecil himself was privy to. The violation would have been enough to cost Tiffany both her bartender’s license and her job if it reached the right ears. Cecil had planned to expose this, which Winston found interesting. Could this have been the catalyst for the brewing storm?\\n\\nHowever, Winston was left without much to say when he found a silver pistol tucked away in one of the storage rooms of the bar. A chill ran down his spine as he recognized that it was the weapon that ended Cecil's life.\\n\\n\\\"Been doing a bit of spring cleaning?\\\" Winston asked, showing the service permit Tiffany had applied for her concealed carry. A fact usually ignored by regular folks but not by a detective like Winston, \\\"It’s quite a setup you have behind the counter. How often do you get such rowdy patrons that you need to pack heat?\\\"\\n\\nTiffany responded, \\\"Only to ensure safety.\\\"\\n\\nNodding at her reply, Winston continued looking around the bar. He'd been in bars where wrestling matches were held before, but there was a unique allure to this joint. It embraced the rough and tumble nature of such events, welcoming the wrestling matches as part of the nightlife.\\n\\n\\\"Tiffany, you have an interesting gig,” Winston remarked, “Hosting wrestling matches at the bar, well, given the scene, it does seem fitting.”\\n\\nTiffany chuckled slightly at this statement, “I do what I can to keep the doors open detective.”\\n\\nWith that reply, Winston ended his investigations and stepped out into the brisk night, his mind filtering and analyzing the layers of facts and statements. He glanced back at the bar, his gaze falling on Tiffany still behind the counter, alone with the closing rituals.\",\"question\":\"Who is the most likely murderer?\"}","display_format":"text","language":"","answer_status":"published","assets":[],"source_url":"https://zayne-sprague.github.io/MuSR/","history":"initial import","indexing_mode":"index","subproblems":[],"grids":[]}