'The Beverly Hills Cheerleader Murder'  Synopsis


By: Lawrence Locke
6 - 8 Girls

Angel Summers, daughter of powerful movie producer Wilson Summers has been murdered. The police have determined that the last people to see Angel alive were those that took part in her cheerleading team tryouts. Ms. Claire Clintin, faculty advisor to the cheerleading team, has brought all the girls together in an attempt to solve the murder and save the prestigious Beverly Hills Lady's Academy a great amount of embarrasment.

Set in the present day at an exclusive Beverly Hills Girls School this game is perfect for young teen or pre-teen girls. This game would work great for a birthday party or sleep-over.


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Contents

  • Host Instructions
  • Guest Instructions
  • Character Descriptions
  • Character Motives
  • Game Clues
  • Print-able Invitations
  • Email-able Invitations
  • Invitation Tracking
  • Name Tags
  • Pre-Game Clues
  • Suggested Recipes
  • Tips from Other Hosts
  • Bulk Emailing Tools
  • Scripts (Large Group Games Only)
  • Cast Materials (Large Group Games Only)

Team-Building Features (Available only in Team Building version)

  • Facilitator's Instructions
  • Team Assignments Tools
  • Team Building Activities
  • Table Tents
  • Team Building Tips and Suggestions
  • Questionnaires and Team Review Tools
  • Awards

Reviews

To make this successful, you need to prepare, prepare, prepare. The materials are duplicated and confusing (including typos) so you have to do your homework to be sure you have all the material, correct and ready for the party. The cards are written in the third person so the girls were sometimes confused). We numbered the cards so the conversation would flow and that helped. We made all the props and had a crime scene (with crime tape and body outline), took mug shots and fingerprints, had an unknown detective interrogate, notebooks and pens for the girls, BHLA sign with school crest at the door and on the menu. Dining room was the Academy's Headmaster's private dining room and parents were the staff (Butler and Chef). All in all it was a lot of fun and the girls said it was the best party ever. However it takes a lot of preparation and commitment from the parents!
Carole - Dallas, Texas
Monday, January 02, 2012
Print out a list of the order, especially if you "borrow" characters from other games. My mates and I had a blast, even though it was short. The murderer showed up 30 minutes late! My mum and I were really worried.
Rives F. - London, England
Sunday, June 27, 2010
This was a lot of fun, all the girls involved really got into it and had a good time. Everyone is saying they can not wait until the next one.
Joshua S. - millington, tn
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
I had a great time with my friends. The only thing is that it's too short. It only took us about an hour to finish the game. Add in some extra rounds. But other than that it was great. The best music I found that went well with the game was some of the dance club classics.
Nicole F. - Brisbane, Australia
Friday, April 24, 2009
was sooo fun i had to take out 2 caracters and switch with boys(3) lol
Taylor - Jasper Alberta
Sunday, September 02, 2007
I think the Murder Mystery party was a bunch of fun. Not only because of the required things, but all the added stuff the hosts put into it. I had a great time. Maybe I will try this for my 13th birthday party next year!
Kaya A. - Ozark, MO
Saturday, May 19, 2007
This was so much. We did it for my 12 year old neices Halloween party and the girls had tons of fun. The characters were easy for the girls to play and the clue weren't to complex. Two girls got the right answer and one of them was able to say exactly why. We gave all the girls little notebooks that they got to decorate, use for taking notes, and then take home. 1 1/2 months later the girls are still talking about it and want to know if we are going to do one next year.
Shirin - Austin Tx
Tuesday, December 19, 2006
My friend did this for her birthday party and it was lots of fun! I love dressing up and getting into characters. We became the characters once we got into the door. We were even given black arm bands as if we were in mourning!
ellyn - Toronto,Ontario
Tuesday, August 08, 2006
This was sooo much fun acting out someone else. I had a great time and this this was an excellent paarty idea!
Jamie S.
Saturday, February 11, 2006
I just wanted to say that I did this for my 13th birthday party and I had a BLAST! Everyone got in character and broke out of their shell. It was fun to see the usually shy people become so into it. I reccomend this to anyone looking for an awesome time!
Rachel T. - Charltte,North Carolina
Monday, January 23, 2006

Characters


 Claire Clintin

A very prim and proper woman who is completely obsessed with appearances. A true teacher, she knows how to take charge of a room of teenage girls.

Angel Summers (victim)

The victim. She was the daughter of movie producer Wilson Summers, one of the most powerful men in Beverly Hills

Shirleen Rosemont

A senior, she demands perfection in everything she does; from being a straight 'A' student to becoming homecoming queen.

Talitha Linburgh

A follower, Talitha was always Angel's sidekick. She did everything Angel told her to do: from the clothes she wore to whom she dated, even to joining the cheerleading squad.

Emily Duncan

Each year the Beverly Hills Lady's Academy extends a fully paid scholarship to one gifted student who otherwise could never afford to attend such an exclusive school. This year that person is Emily Duncan, a real bookworm and social misfit.

Trinity Zanatta

The crown princess of the European republic of Percuvio. She treats everyone with a condescending and arrogant atttude but she is also a little ditzy as well. She has a pronounced accent.

Brooke Sable-Crowne

The richest (after Trinity?) and most popular girl at the school, Brooke is the heir to the Sable-Crowne hotel fortune. She has the ultimate ego and treats everyone like they are beneath her, far beneath her.

Karrie-Anne Michaels

A former actress/singer/dancer she hasn't had a job offer in 10 years. She is very bitter and sensitive about her age (35). She talks with a french accent even though she was raised in Jackson Mississippi.

Bayley Connelly

Bayley is the most ambitious member of the suspects. She is the editor of the school newspaper and already knows that when she graduates she wants to be a journalist. She tells everyone who will listen that she is going to be the next Barbara Walters.

Rochelle Hartley

The former captain of the basketball team she is intense and abrasive. She has absolutely no problem getting in somebody's face or even getting into a fight if need be.


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