Cold Case Crackers | Murder Mystery Game | 12th Street Theater

Cold Case Crackers | Murder Mystery Game | 12th Street Theater Case | Can You Crack The Case?
- COLD CASE CRACKERS ALLOWS YOU TO TAKE THE ROLE OF A DETECTIVE TEAM. You will try to crack a case that was never solved. This is the 12th Street Theater Case - This fictional case is of the murder of Victoria Frankle. She was killed in April of 2002 and with the lack of physical evidence, the case went cold. You job is to sift through the evidence and determine who the killer is.
- MOVE THROUGH THE PHASES OF YOUR INVESTIGATION. This case will be solved by achieving investigation goals given to you on phase cards. Each phase and task are different, but all are crucial in solving the case. The game requires live action detective work and includes twists and turns you never see coming
- USE THE DOZENS OF DOCUMENTS AND PHOTOGRAPHS ALONG THE WAY. The evidence includes maps, cell-phone records, fingerprints, suspect profiles, photos, witness statements, interview transcripts, and much more. You never know what piece of evidence you may need or when you will need it. Your team of investigators will have to have a keen wit and observant eyes.
- ONLINE CODES AND AUDIO CLUES WILL GUIDE YOU. We have integrated technology into the game, so you will need a cell phone or computer in order to play. This takes the live action detective work to the whole next level. You will enter codes throughout the game to validate your decisions and complete the investigation. An audio tip line will assist your team whenever the next turn in your investigation eludes you.
- BUILT FOR SOLO DETECTIVES OR A WHOLE DETECTIVE TEAM. This makes for a great date night, game night with friends, or family activity. This game also accommodates those who want to take on the task alone and claim the glory for themselves. The question is: Do you have what it takes to crack the case?
THIS IS THE 12TH STREET THEATER CASE
Local theater owner Victoria Frankle was murdered on Thursday April 4, 2002 at a theater in downtown Edston.
In an attempt to cover their tracks and finish the job, the killer set fire to the theater. Original suspects include:

Malcolm Frankle (the husband)
Maggie Cooper (the best friend)
Angela Witherson (the actress)
Franklin Rooks (the local business owner)
Donnie Dylan (the stagehand)

All 5 of these original suspects cooperated fully with investigators and provided statements and fingerprints. However, given the lack of physical evidence recovered from the fire, the case went cold and was never solved. Two years later, local business owner Franklin Rooks attempted to purchase the property where the theater was located only to determine the property was not in the name of Malcolm or Victoria Frankle. The name on the deed was listed as one Caleb Towers. Police work determined that Caleb was the previously unknown son of Victoria from a previous marriage who was never questioned in the original investigation. After finding this information detectives Irvine and Trapper went to speak to Caleb and found out that he has struggled tremendously over the last two years knowing his mom's murder was unsolved. He was able to provide insight into his mother's case and a piece of potential evidence. After getting new information and seeing what this unsolved murder has done to the family left behind the detectives enlisted help from the Cold Case Crackers to finally bring justice to the killer and closure to the family left behind.

This game is great for:
- The armchair detective
- The crime tv lover
- The escape room expert
- The board game enthusiast
- The murder mystery king
The journey to crack the case awaits you.
Country USA
Brand Cold Case Crackers
Manufacturer Mystery Crime Games
Binding Toy
Color Multicolor
UnitCount 1
UPCs 309272390643
EANs 0309272390643
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

Country	USA
Brand	Cold Case Crackers
Manufacturer	Mystery Crime Games
Binding	Toy
Color	Multicolor
UnitCount	1
UPCs	309272390643
EANs	0309272390643
ReleaseDate	0000-00-00

Cold Case Crackers | Murder Mystery Game | 12th Street Theater Case | Can You Crack The Case?

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