Read the evidence. Study the suspects. Solve the case.

How It Works

I

Examine the Evidence

Autopsy reports, witness statements, forensic analysis, newspaper clippings — every document is a piece of the puzzle.

II

Interrogate the Suspects

Each suspect has a motive, an alibi, and a connection to the victim. Someone is lying.

III

Crack the Case

When you've made your deduction, break the seal on the solution and see if you caught the killer.

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Case Files

WW-2026-011

Desmond Farrow

Greystone House Recording Studios, Marsden, West Yorkshire, 1976

“Electrocution via modified microphone connected to a sabotaged amplifier. A lethal current passed through the microphone housing when Farrow gripped it while standing on the stone floor of the live room.”

1970s 4 suspects
WW-2026-010

Mr Cornelius Hartwell

Hartwell Grange, a gentleman's estate near Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, 1895

“Poisoning by atropine, derived from belladonna (deadly nightshade) berries, administered in a blackberry cordial”

Victorian 3 suspects
WW-2026-009

Gerald Hargreaves

Hargreaves & Son Textile Mill, Thornwick, West Yorkshire, 1977

“Smoke inhalation and burns sustained in a deliberately set fire at the mill's finishing shed. The fire was started using paraffin as an accelerant. The rear exit of the shed was bolted from the outside, trapping the victim.”

1970s 3 suspects
WW-2026-008

Major Cedric Ashwell, MC

Hartley Grange, a requisitioned country house serving as a convalescent home for wounded officers, on the edge of the village of Hartley St Martin, Wiltshire, 1946

“Blunt force trauma to the right temple from a heavy marble bust of Augustus Caesar, struck while standing at the foot of the main staircase”

1940s 3 suspects
WW-2026-007

Mr Aldous Kirkham

The Jermyn Baths, a Turkish bath house on Jermyn Street, St James's, London, 1927

“Severed carotid artery and jugular vein. Throat cut with a straight razor while reclined in the barber's chair in Private Room B.”

1920s 4 suspects
WW-2026-006

Professor Helen Vickers

The Wainwright Building, Ashworth University, English Midlands, 2025

“Anaphylactic shock caused by ingestion of concentrated peanut protein. Her EpiPen auto-injector had been swapped with an expired unit that failed to deliver an adequate dose of adrenaline.”

Modern 4 suspects