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Lets reconstruct the deaths. The first deaths are the closed room chain involving the six servants. Battler never sees the bodies of any of them, so it's very tempting to say that one of them is alive. The most likely suspect would be Shkanon, who is actually a single human being. However, the truth is <red>6 people: Kinzo, Genji, Shannon, Kanon, Gohda, and Kumasawa are dead!</red> But if Shkanon is one person, shouldn't the number of the dead be five? Some people have used this as an excuse for distrusting the red truth, interpreting a death to be the "death" of an alternate personality. Those people have stopped thinking, this is where the matter of trust comes in. I love Umineko and I think Ryukishi07 is a brilliant writer who would never do something like this: http://xkcd.com/169/
Therefore I think, that if Ryukishi07 says that six people are dead, he can produce six bodies. My theory to break through this apparent contradiction is simple, <blue>Joshua is already dead at the starting time for all games!</blue> Furthermore from this we can discover that Kanon was murdered. <red>When the five other than Kinzo were murdered, the murderer was definitely in the same room!</red>

However the red text isn't the main thing, the evidence is.

The fact is that all the adults witnessed the corpse of Shkanon, and carried on their lives with the belief that Shkanon is dead.

Your theory needs to explain why the adults convey the belief that they have witnessed the corpses of Shkanon if that is not in fact the truth.