need spread for possible criminal activity

Don't worry, I don't want to commit a crime. I think someone I know is being victimized...possibly...and I want to see if I can find out what's going on as he won't tell me.

I think you should put the criminal/legal issues aside for the moment and focus on your relationship with your friend and the trust issue between the two of you.

What They're Trying To Tell You Spread
http://www.tarotforum.net/showthread.php?s=&threadid=30485

Concerned About A Friend
http://www.tarotforum.net/showthread.php?t=36435

Distorting the Truth Spread
http://www.tarotforum.net/showthread.php?t=56982

Crone's Eye View Spread
http://www.tarotforum.net/showthread.php?t=53639

Thank you. I'll try one of these.

I made this one up for you, I call it: The Detective Spread


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its in the shape of a gun

1) Time of the crime: Cups=Morning; Pentacles=Day; Swords=Afternoon; Wands=Evening
you can divide these up into 6 hours for each suit accordingly.

2) Place of the crime: description of the area where the crime took place, or will take place, courts can indicate someone's house or residence.

3) Motive of the crime taken place:
3a) card on top: what the criminal gains out of the crime, and any benefit or motive to gain for themselves
3b) bottom card: any ill intent or motive of the criminal against the vitim

4) The Crime
4a) top: The action taken for the crime (e.g. murder, robbery)
4b) bottom: the method used (e.g. knife stab, shooting, manipulation)

5) The Victim
5a) top: the victim themselves - description/significator
5b) middle: the actions of the victim that led to the crime
5c) bottom: the outcome of the crime

6) The Perpetrator:
These three cards give a description of the criminal, match up the attributes of the cards to single out the person mentioned.
May also be used or extended to decide between many different suspects.


This can be applied to the past or the future if you suspect a crime is going to happen...
Its also adaptable for lots of different situations, so I hope this helps.

also, if you like, you can add in an 'evidence overlooked' card as the sort of latch or the trigger, if you're looking to find incriminating evidence for a case... wonder if this is useful to anyone... maybe I could put it on its own thread?

I like your detective spread. You may also like the "Be Like Nancy Drew" spread I created. Perhaps it could be altered to fit the situation that opened up this thread.

http://www.tarotforum.net/showthread.php?t=80106

Writing Uses

You know....

The detective and Nancy Drew spreads could help someone that is writing a Mystery too!

Both are well done and in my Notebook.

~Kali