Murder Mystery Dinner: A Body in the Louvre

1958, Paris, the postwar era. At one of the city’s most famous landmarks, the Louvre, Valérie La Voyante—a leading art historian for many years—hosts a reception.  
Champagne is served, and small canapés are passed around by waiters in vests and ties, for the city’s entire haute société would not miss such an event.  

The ladies and gentlemen of this distinguished, exclusive, and art-savvy circle gather here to discuss and philosophize about ancient and contemporary art. Everyone is celebrating exuberantly until Madame La Voyante announces the surprising news that the famous “Mona Lisa” is not genuine. Outrage sweeps through the crowd. The police are called in to get to the bottom of the matter.  

Once the initial shock has subsided, a second scandalous piece of news immediately follows:  
A dead body!  
A dead body in the Louvre! Who would have thought such a thing possible? But at this murder mystery dinner, anything is possible. Because the culprit is still inside the building. So it’s up to you to solve this case, since the local police are still busy trying to find the “Mona Lisa.”  
Are you ready for this mystery?