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Hi Aprot! I just discovered the 13th death so I'll write a few clues to help you out! 

I don't think we can spoil so read bellow at your own risk! I'll space things out for you

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1- You're mistaken about the 13th victim's identity. Ruppert says it's been years since she heard Amelia play, and that she disappeared "one day". So we can assume she's not present today.

2- You're correct about the suspicious death

3- The reason that death is suspicious, is that we hear a thunder, but nobody dies. John is still alive.

4- This means someone has died instead of John.

5- Instead of numbers (like John being 1) you search this person through a letter. (such as 04-KI-Z if that person was in the kitchen at 04).

6- This person has to be alive after Annie and die before John.

7- Searchable locations are always in bold. Before John dies, a thunder is heard "far away". This didn't happen with other thunders. 

8- When someone dies, everyone forgets them. Only later, the next person to die remembers them.

9- John never remembered Annie. Who did?

-This is the last clue! Below is the asnwer-

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10- Search 25-WI-K

The person that dies is Katherine (the woman on the other side of the phone). Even though she is Annie's and Victoria's mother, she only mentions Annie (because she already forgot about vic). Later on, after Annie dies, she calls again. At first she seems confused about who Annie is, then she remembers it's her daughter. She still doesn't remember about Vic. This means she's the next person to die.

The thunder is far away because it happens at Wintercote and not at the Galley manor.

Thanks for the help Tinynanami, I would've never guessed!

Although I did think it might've something to do with Wintercot, I'd never linked it up with Katherine.
You explained really well why it wasn't Amelia West, although that whole clue did sent me of the wrong path of trying to find a death in the far past (also because of the convo in the kitchen about that death.)

If you're curious, my opinion about the suicide of Annie is that it actually made sense to me. Not that I'm the writer or anything, but my interpretation was that she was trying to find a loophole. If the curse dictates that there's a thunderclap before the death of the chosen person, her reasoning might've been that breaking that rule (dying before the thunderclap) could maybe break the curse. So that would be my explanation.

Also I think the story wroks better without an explanation. It's the same with the original Groundhog Day film. It works better unexplained, makes it much eerier I think. Although I do get your frustration. The story has a bit of an Agatha Christie vibe, so the absense of a reveal does annoy me a little bit to, although the death of Katherine fills that roll a bit.

Either way, that's my two cents. My compliments for figuring out the last death, top noth detectivework!

Ps: what were your theories on that hangman game? It's a 7 letter word but it says 12, so i thought there might've been a mention of an animal at timestamp 12?

Hope you enjoyed my ramblings <3