A murder mystery arrives in your letterbox.
The rest is up to you.
HOW TO PLAY
The case file arrives
One sealed envelope delivered to your letterbox. Nothing to download and no list of rules. Just dive into the murder investigation and solve the mystery.
You work the evidence
Spread the photographs, pieces of evidence, newspaper clippings and police interviews across a table. Read the notes, listen to the tapes. Argue. Somebody is lying and the clues are hidden in there somewhere.
Find the killer
Once you've identified the killer and backed your theory up with evidence and a motive, open the sealed envelope to find out what really happened. Did you get it right?
Death on New Year's Day
Everyone in Kererū Bay said Toby Marsh fell from the clifftop. His mother never believed it. Twenty-nine years later, the file lands on your desk.
Kererū Bay, 1997
Local boy Toby Marsh, 24, was found at the base of the cliffs at Whale Head at dawn on 1 January 1997. The coroner recorded a drunken fall after the bonfire party, but his mum never believed it was an accident. She kept asking for a review of the case and in 2026 the file was reopened.
Toby was well-liked in the sleepy surf town, he worked at the campground his family owned and was the captain of the surf lifesaving club. Was his death an accident? If it wasn't, who could have wanted him dead?
Two more murders are on their way.
Kererū Bay is only the beginning. Two new case files are being sealed right now, each one a brand new murder with new suspects and new lies. Join the list and you'll be the first to know when they open.
It was more than a gym. It was a community of friends. Until the head trainer was found dead with a knife in his back.
Dive into a world of lies and secret relationships beneath the happy, healthy surface.
Mahia Peninsula, 1897.
A ship strikes the rocks in the middle of the night. When the captain orders everyone into the lifeboats, one passenger is already dead.
Immerse yourself in this historical murder mystery.
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