Roger Christiansen, April Hanson and Riki Hunter during last year’s Hemingford Community Foundation’s Lovely Luau Murder Mystery.
KAY BAKKEHAUG photos, Hemingford Ledger
Josh Hanson was the murderer! It was his first time doing any sort of acting. He played the part well and even did a rap at the end to escape punishment for his crime.
By KAY BAKKEHAUG
Hemingford Ledger
Hemingford Community Foundation Members Joni Jespersen and Jessica Davies thanked those in attendance and the community for their generosity to the foundation.
Tonya Mayer and Roger Christiansen wait to find out who the killer was.
Cast and audience members waited anxiously in the back hall of the Hemingford Legion as the show began shortly after 8 p.m. on Saturday evening. It was a fun Hawaiian themed Luau event hosted by the Hemingford Community Foundation. The murder mystery began with fun character names like Jackie Marrow, Coco Beaches and A$strid.
Josh Hanson was the murderer! It was his first time doing any sort of acting. He played the part well and even did a rap at the end to escape punishment for his crime.
Hemingford Community Foundation Members Joni Jespersen and Jessica Davies thanked those in attendance and the community for their generosity to the foundation.