COURTROOM MYSTERIES
The court waits for your judgment.
Rescuer or assailant?
A person collapses in an underground car park. The person beside them says they only helped. With eleven minutes of CCTV missing, what evidence will support your verdict?
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Compare the footage with the witness accounts. Ask about details that do not add up, then base your verdict on what you can establish.
Take the judge’s seat →No time limit. Proceedings advance only when you press Next.
Two people leave one room and accuse each other. Examine sightlines, footprints and cropped messages, then deliver your judgment.
Examine the room plan, footprints and messages exchanged by the two people. Check their conflicting accounts before deciding who is responsible.
Take the judge’s seat →No time limit. Proceedings advance only when you press Next.
A teenage witness was convicted of murder. Sixteen years later, preside over his retrial and examine the records behind his confession and missing first statement.
Read the investigation records and the boy’s first statement. This story follows the search for grounds to overturn his conviction and acquit him.
Take the judge’s seat →No time limit. Proceedings advance only when you press Next.
A rescue ring, an edited video and a voice saying wait. Preside over the trial and judge two defendants separately.
Use the footage and testimony to establish what each person did. Weigh their actions and decide separately whether each defendant is guilty or not guilty.
Take the judge’s seat →No time limit. Proceedings advance only when you press Next.
Rennes, France, 1899. Revisit the Dreyfus affair: examine an unsigned letter, a secret dossier and the origins of the evidence.
Examine the documents’ origins and handwriting, and hear the testimony. After delivering your verdict in the game, read about the actual retrial and Dreyfus’s eventual exoneration.
Take the judge’s seat →No time limit. Proceedings advance only when you press Next.
Two groups confessed to one crime. Three men served time. Review the Samnye Nara Supermarket case and question why the later investigation ended.
Compare both groups’ accounts with the crime-scene records and examine why the investigation ended despite the new confessions. Judge each of the three defendants, then read the outcome of the actual retrial.
Take the judge’s seat →No time limit. Proceedings advance only when you press Next.
A Korean-language courtroom mystery in which you hear an assault case as the judge. Compare gaps in CCTV, a vehicle’s movements and conflicting witness accounts before making your decision.
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The collection includes fictional cases and adaptations of real events. Each case introduction explains its scope and subject matter. The courtroom background uses AI-generated artwork.