For serious sleuths only!
The Redemption Detective Agency has got A LOT of cases on their hands, and they need you to step up and help them get through the backlog. If you’re ready to step up and heed the call, then grab the Complete Redemption Detective Agency Murder Mystery Game Bundle and you’ll receive the case files for:
- The Mysterious Case of Henrietta Beechwood
- The Mysterious Case of Tom Turkei
- The Mysterious Case of Merry Bell
- The Mysterious Case of Tippy Goodyear
- The Mysterious Case of Crystal Cox
Here’s a little about each case:
The Mysterious Case of Henrietta Beechwood
Twenty years ago, Henrietta Beechwood was found dead in her home, the apparent victim of a burglary gone wrong. But after her father’s death, her daughter, Courtney, discovered two key clues: her mother’s last journal entry and an unfinished letter to a friend that has put the case into doubt. Was it a burglar like the police thought? Or was someone else to blame?
The Mysterious Case of Tom Turkei
In 1979, Tom Turkei was found dead after Thanksgiving dinner. He had been alone in the living room, watching football, and the rest of the family was in the dining room, which was on the other side of the house. He had been hit on the head with a large gourd.
Police had concluded Tom had been killed by a drug addict who had broken in, looking for something to steal, and instead panicked when he saw Tom and killed him with the gourd. The front door was unlocked and there had been muddy footprints on the carpet. The rest of the family had all sworn they hadn’t left the dining room, nor had they heard anything as the football game was turned up so loud. The case was closed.
But was that what actually happened?
The Mysterious Case of Merry Bell:
In 1982, Merry Bell was found dead in her kitchen.
It was the night before the big gingerbread house competition, and she had been hit in the head with a rolling pin.
Merry had always won that competition (actually, she typically would win ALL of the baking competitions in Redemption). The police had concluded that her biggest rival, Goldie Tinsel, was the one who had killed her.
But even though Goldie didn’t have an alibi, the cops were never able to prove she did it, and eventually they dropped it.
Now, years later, Goldie has asked us to look into this case. She swears she’s innocent and she’s tired of everyone assuming she’s guilty and had gotten away with killing Merry. She wants us to clear her name.
The Mysterious Case of Tippy Goodyear:
In 1983, Tippy Goodyear choked to death on an engagement ring that had been placed in a champagne glass.
At the time, she was at a New Year’s Eve party with six of her closest friends. No one knew how the ring had ended up in her champagne glass, and with the amount of alcohol consumed by all of the party goers, police eventually ruled that her death had been a tragic accident.
Tippy’s landlady, Ms. Manor, hired us to look into Tippy’s death. She had been quite fond of Tippy, and had always felt like something was “off” with her death.
But, that’s not the reason why she hired us, or at least not the full reason.
A few days ago, she had received a peculiar letter in the mail. That letter, combined with her past suspicions, is why she’s now our client.
The Mysterious Case of Crystal Cox:
In 1989, Crystal Cox was found dead in her home. It appeared she had fallen down the stairs in the middle of the night. The police ruled that it was an accident and the case was closed.
Her daughter, Julie, has hired us to look into it. She’s convinced her mother’s death was not an accident but murder, and she wants us to prove it.
Are you up for the challenge?
If so, time to roll up your sleeves and get sleuthing!
You’ll get a file (either virtual or physical) filled with clues such as journal entries, letters, detective notes, maps, newspaper clippings, etc., and your job will be to figure out who did it. (Like a mystery game.)
You can play by yourself or you can invite friends or family members to play with you. It’s the perfect activity for a family game night, a book club or a mystery dinner.
It’s not necessary to have read the book first (although you may want to).
So, are you ready to test your sleuthing skills? Come join the whole gang at the Redemption Detective Agency. We’re excited to have you here.
Choose virtual (you’ll download a PDF with all of the clues) or physical (we’ll mail you a case file). Includes free shipping AND a free bonus Redemption Detective Agency pen and magnifying glass!
