Murder of a Marine Biologist
| Publisher | Cryptic Killers |
| Players | 1-99 |
| Playtime | 180 mins |
| Suggested Age | 14 and up |
MURDER OF A MARINE BIOLOGIST
Trudy Erhardt, a Marine Biologist in Brisbane, Australia has been found dead with a bullet wound to her head. Her colleague Dave Herman was also found in the ocean a few weeks prior.
Trudy's brother Ben has been arrested and is the prime suspect in this case. The evidence has been collected for you, it's your job to work out if Ben is actually the killer or if someone else committed this murder.
Your mission is simple: Eliminate as many of the suspects as possible, so that we can find the killer (or killers) and bring them to justice.
32 PIECES OF PHYSICAL EVIDENCE - Inside the case file, you'll find newspaper articles, crime scene investigation photographs, receipts, ID cards, police reports, fingerprint data, undercover photos, phone/text records, a coroners report, witness statements, photographs and more.
SEARCH THROUGH A POLICE INBOX - In addition to the physical evidence supplied inside of the box, you'll need to access an online police officer's inbox to prove the suspects innocent or guilty - there is also a GPS site to HACK!
You will be required to access the internet to view other important evidence linked to the case.
A difficulty rating of 4/5 this "whodunnit" style thriller.
Murder of a Marine Biologist
| Publisher | Cryptic Killers |
| Players | 1-99 |
| Playtime | 180 mins |
| Suggested Age | 14 and up |
MURDER OF A MARINE BIOLOGIST
Trudy Erhardt, a Marine Biologist in Brisbane, Australia has been found dead with a bullet wound to her head. Her colleague Dave Herman was also found in the ocean a few weeks prior.
Trudy's brother Ben has been arrested and is the prime suspect in this case. The evidence has been collected for you, it's your job to work out if Ben is actually the killer or if someone else committed this murder.
Your mission is simple: Eliminate as many of the suspects as possible, so that we can find the killer (or killers) and bring them to justice.
32 PIECES OF PHYSICAL EVIDENCE - Inside the case file, you'll find newspaper articles, crime scene investigation photographs, receipts, ID cards, police reports, fingerprint data, undercover photos, phone/text records, a coroners report, witness statements, photographs and more.
SEARCH THROUGH A POLICE INBOX - In addition to the physical evidence supplied inside of the box, you'll need to access an online police officer's inbox to prove the suspects innocent or guilty - there is also a GPS site to HACK!
You will be required to access the internet to view other important evidence linked to the case.
A difficulty rating of 4/5 this "whodunnit" style thriller.
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| Publisher | Cryptic Killers |
| Players | 1-99 |
| Playtime | 180 mins |
| Suggested Age | 14 and up |
MURDER OF A MARINE BIOLOGIST
Trudy Erhardt, a Marine Biologist in Brisbane, Australia has been found dead with a bullet wound to her head. Her colleague Dave Herman was also found in the ocean a few weeks prior.
Trudy's brother Ben has been arrested and is the prime suspect in this case. The evidence has been collected for you, it's your job to work out if Ben is actually the killer or if someone else committed this murder.
Your mission is simple: Eliminate as many of the suspects as possible, so that we can find the killer (or killers) and bring them to justice.
32 PIECES OF PHYSICAL EVIDENCE - Inside the case file, you'll find newspaper articles, crime scene investigation photographs, receipts, ID cards, police reports, fingerprint data, undercover photos, phone/text records, a coroners report, witness statements, photographs and more.
SEARCH THROUGH A POLICE INBOX - In addition to the physical evidence supplied inside of the box, you'll need to access an online police officer's inbox to prove the suspects innocent or guilty - there is also a GPS site to HACK!
You will be required to access the internet to view other important evidence linked to the case.
A difficulty rating of 4/5 this "whodunnit" style thriller.
