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DETECTIVE FILES
Case 001

The Hillstreet Murder

David Hillstreet is dead. You are the lead detective. Every clue matters. Every witness has a story. Every suspect has something to hide.

Search the evidence. Question the people closest to him. Follow the leads you believe matter most. Then decide whether you have enough to uncover the truth.

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1 Murder
10 Investigation Areas
YOU Lead the Case
Detective Files β€” Case 001: The Hillstreet Murder

The Case

A murder is only
the beginning.

David Hillstreet, a 58-year-old prosecutor, was attacked inside his own bedroom. There were no obvious signs of forced entry. He managed to call 911, was transported to the hospital, and later died.

Those are the facts.

What they mean is for you to determine.

Think Like a Detective

The game will not
solve the crime for you.

There are no glowing clues. No arrows pointing toward the killer. No voice telling you what you should believe.

You investigate. You decide what matters. You build your own theory.

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Investigate the Scene

Examine the crime scene, search for physical evidence, study entry and exit points, document what happened, and decide how much time the scene deserves.

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Question People

Interview witnesses, family members, associates, and suspects. Compare their stories and determine which contradictions deserve another look.

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Follow the Evidence

Use forensic evidence, medical findings, digital records, timelines, financial activity, and official records to test what people are telling you.

Your Investigation

Where you begin
is entirely up to you.

Start at the crime scene. Begin with the victim. Go directly to the medical examiner. Or question the person closest to David Hillstreet.

There is no highlighted correct choice. The investigation follows the decisions you make.

Every Choice Costs Something

Time is limited. Following one path means another waits. A lead that looks important may consume hours. A detail that seems insignificant may become vital later.

Evidence Is Not the Same as Proof

Suspicion can point you toward someone. Only a strong investigation can establish what actually happened and whether the case can stand up when challenged.

Build the Case

Solving the murder
is not enough.

You may believe you know who committed the crime. But belief is not a prosecution.

Test alibis. Compare suspects. Strengthen the evidence. Identify weaknesses in your theory. Decide when you have enough to act.

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Connect the Clues

Review everything you have discovered, reconstruct timelines, compare suspects, and look for connections you may have missed.

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Test Your Theory

A convincing theory can still be wrong. Reconsider assumptions, identify missing evidence, and challenge your own conclusions.

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Decide When to Act

An arrest made too early can destroy a case. Waiting too long carries risks of its own. The final decision belongs to you.

Your Investigation Tools

Follow the case
your way.

Detective Files gives you access to the major areas of a real murder investigation without telling you which one deserves your attention next.

  • Crime Scene
  • Victim Background
  • Medical Examiner
  • Witnesses
  • Suspects
  • Digital Evidence
  • Leads
  • Police Resources
  • Case Board
  • Case Resolution

The Investigation Is Alive

The case does not wait
while you make up your mind.

Witnesses react. Suspects make decisions. Information arrives. Pressure builds. Circumstances change.

You are not solving a puzzle frozen in time. You are managing an active murder investigation.

The Real Challenge

Can you separate
the truth from the story?

Witnesses can be mistaken. Suspects can appear guilty for reasons that have nothing to do with murder. A convincing motive does not prove anything.

Your job is to resist assumptions, follow the evidence, and uncover what really happened.

βœ“ Examine physical evidence
βœ“ Interview witnesses
βœ“ Investigate suspects
βœ“ Analyze forensic findings
βœ“ Follow digital evidence
βœ“ Build your own theory

Inside Case 001

One murder.
Your investigation.

βœ“ Full murder investigation
βœ“ Crime scene decisions
βœ“ Witness interviews
βœ“ Suspect investigation
βœ“ Forensic evidence
βœ“ Digital records
βœ“ Lead investigation
βœ“ Police and legal resources
βœ“ Interactive case board
βœ“ Multiple investigation paths

Your First Case Is Waiting

Can you solve
The Hillstreet Murder?

Enter the detective's office. Review the facts. Choose where to begin.

From that moment forward, the investigation belongs to you.

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