Here is the opening scene of a murder mystery with each sentence having exactly 20 words: Detective Jameson stood outside Ravenswood Manor, its grandeur overshadowed by the chill of a winter morning in late February 1995 suddenly. Frosted gardens stretched towards the house, where uniformed officers murmured into radios, their breath visible in the crisp frozen air slowly. A constable approached Jameson, his face pale beneath his cap, and handed him a neatly typed incident report with trembling hands quietly. The report detailed the discovery of wealthy businessman Henry Ravenswood, found dead in his study by his personal assistant at 8:04 precisely. Jameson's eyes narrowed as he read the assistant's statement, her account of the morning's events laced with an undercurrent of nervousness apparently. He folded the report, tucking it into his coat pocket, and stepped towards the manor's imposing front door, now slightly ajar.