The Westing Game: Windy Windkloppel

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The Westing Game

Who was the Westing murderer? The answer is no one, Westing faked his death. Why? He did it all to frame someone, his ex wife.

Bertha Erica Crow, 57, once married to a man named Windy Windkloppel. I believe Sam Westing is Windy Windkloppel. I believe this for several reasons, my number one reason is because of Grace Windsor-Wexler. My bad, I should have said Gracie Windkloppel, her maiden name. You might be wondering, why doesn’t that mean Crow and Grace are just related through marriage? If you remember, earlier in the book Grace said that she is related to Sam Westing, he is her real uncle. Another reason Sam westings name isn't Sam Westing is, just think about it. What are the coincidences that his real name is Sam

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