Case File: The Bank Robbery — Live Detective Investigation
About the event
Hello my fellow private investigators, Join us for a live group investigation into a fictional unsolved murder tied to a bank robbery. This isn't a roleplay night — you won't be assigned a character or a script. We're all detectives working the same case together, reading through witness statements, forensic reports, crime scene photos, and physical evidence, and reasoning out loud as a group to figure out who did it and why. What to expect:
• Format: A sealed case file, opened in stages. Each stage builds on what we've already worked out — no do-overs, no host feeding us answers, just the evidence. • Group size: Works best in small teams of 3–5, so if we've got a bigger crowd we'll split into tables. • Time: Plan for roughly 2.5–3 hours. This is a sit-down, take-notes-and-argue kind of afternoon, not a quick game. • Difficulty: Medium to hard. Expect false leads, evidence that seems to point one way and doesn't, and a solution that rewards people who cross-reference details rather than go with their gut. • Beyond the paper: Some elements may ask us to step outside the file itself — a phone number to call, a social profile to check — so come ready to treat the "world" of the case as real. • No prior experience needed. No puzzles to decode, no trivia knowledge required — everything you need to solve it is somewhere in the file. • Language: This event will be run in English. Location: I'll message the exact meeting spot in the park to everyone who's RSVP'd one day before the event.
Cost: I would collect a small donation of €5 at checkin. This donation helps me cover the cost of the case files and organising the event. I do not make profits from these events.
