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I think this is it:

Ms. Red/Bear was wet from the rain, right? But wait...

Earlier you said

"One sun-shining day in London," so that makes her highly suspect. I'm not yet sure why, but this seems like an important piece of the puzzle.

Another Ah-ha! moment:

The pool-room was literally a room with a pool! The "splash" from "A splash cut the silence in air." was Ms. Red cleaning herself off in the pool, which she claimed was actually rainwater, even though it was _sunny_.

Also,

The maid heard wet footsteps - Ms. Bear rushing back to be the fifth person in the ballroom, I believe.

All of these point to the following solution:

Ms. Red is the killer

I think this is it:

Ms. Red/Bear was wet from the rain, right? But wait...

Earlier you said

"One sun-shining day in London," so that makes her highly suspect. I'm not yet sure why, but this seems like an important piece of the puzzle.

Another Ah-ha! moment:

The pool-room was literally a room with a pool! The "splash" from "A splash cut the silence in air." was Ms. Red cleaning herself off in the pool, which she claimed was actually rainwater, even though it was _sunny_.

Also,

The maid heard wet footsteps - Ms. Bear rushing back to be the fifth person in the ballroom, I believe.

I think this is it:

Ms. Red/Bear was wet from the rain, right? But wait...

Earlier you said

"One sun-shining day in London," so that makes her highly suspect.

Another Ah-ha! moment:

The pool-room was literally a room with a pool! The "splash" from "A splash cut the silence in air." was Ms. Red cleaning herself off in the pool, which she claimed was actually rainwater, even though it was _sunny_.

Also,

The maid heard wet footsteps - Ms. Bear rushing back to be the fifth person in the ballroom, I believe.

All of these point to the following solution:

Ms. Red is the killer

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Partial answerI think this is it:

Ms. Red/Bear was wet from the rain, right? But wait...

Earlier you said

"One sun-shining day in London," so that makes her highly suspect. I'm not yet sure why, but this seems like an important piece of the puzzle.

Another Ah-ha! moment:

The pool-room was literalyliterally a room with a pool! The "splash" from "A splash cut the silence in air." was Ms. Red cleaning herself off in the pool, which she claimed was actually rainwater, even though it was _sunny_.

Also,

The maid heard wet footsteps - Ms. Bear rushing back to be the fifth person in the ballroom, I believe.

Partial answer:

Ms. Red/Bear was wet from the rain, right? But wait...

Earlier you said

"One sun-shining day in London," so that makes her highly suspect. I'm not yet sure why, but this seems like an important piece of the puzzle.

Another Ah-ha! moment:

The pool-room was literaly a room with a pool! The "splash" from "A splash cut the silence in air." was Ms. Red cleaning herself off in the pool, which she claimed was actually rainwater, even though it was _sunny_.

I think this is it:

Ms. Red/Bear was wet from the rain, right? But wait...

Earlier you said

"One sun-shining day in London," so that makes her highly suspect. I'm not yet sure why, but this seems like an important piece of the puzzle.

Another Ah-ha! moment:

The pool-room was literally a room with a pool! The "splash" from "A splash cut the silence in air." was Ms. Red cleaning herself off in the pool, which she claimed was actually rainwater, even though it was _sunny_.

Also,

The maid heard wet footsteps - Ms. Bear rushing back to be the fifth person in the ballroom, I believe.

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Brandon_J
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Partial answer:

Ms. Red/Bear was wet from the rain, right? But wait...

Earlier you said

"One sun-shining day in London," so that makes her highly suspect. I'm not yet sure why, but this seems like an important piece of the puzzle.

Another Ah-ha! moment:

The pool-room was literaly a room with a pool! The "splash" from "A splash cut the silence in air." was Ms. Red cleaning herself off in the pool, which she claimed was actually rainwater, even though it was _sunny_.