Witch's Game Mini - by Submachine

[Submachine]

Your colleague unlocked the door, someone entered and caused the death of your colleague without attacking him, then exited the room, locked the door with your colleague's key, then slid the key back in under the door or threw it back in through the window.

I have no counter to this. Congratulations! The magic is completely disproved, and the Witch is defeated.

[Submachine]

Spoiler for Real story:

Your colleague let a robber in the room while you were away. To intimidate your colleague, the robber shot his gun in a random direction, but the shot accidently caused the chandelier/bookshelf to fall on your colleague, killing him. (It was an accident that not your colleague caused.) Shocked, the robber at first removed the fallen obstacle from him, then after seeing that your colleague died, he quickly grabbed what he could and exited the room through the door. He then locked the door from outside and threw the key back in through the window.

Good game everyone! I hope this has been fun (and not frustrating) for all of you.

Some notes:

- Ian was the first one to correctly guess part of the mystery.
- Linkcat almost fully solved the mystery on the first page.
- Before the game started, I planned to use Linkcat's first idea from this post. Luckily I decided to twist the idea before starting the game, otherwise it would have been over even faster.
- Kaempfer started strong, because he was aware that every word counts in the Red Truths. I wonder, if Linkcat wouldn't have solved it this fast, how fast would he notice the awkward wording on the relevant Red Truth.

[Linkcat]

GG Sub, thanks for hosting. The exit really stumped me until I noticed the particular wording on the red truth for the culprit locking the door. That's why I focused on methods of killing without entering. I thought you were going to give a fight on the entrance, but I guess I'll take it.

I'm going to award myself the 1 MoG point unless anyone objects to it.