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Every Confessd case, spoiler-free: where it happened, what happened and who is in the room. Who lied, you find out by playing.
Inspired by a real caseThe portrait room of a small museum, with gilt frames and an easel covered by a cloth.
Coopers' House Museum, Colmar, in Alsace, a Saturday in June, 30°C. At 1:05 pm, the guard walked back into the portrait room and found an empty frame on the wall.
Odile FallerMuseum guard, 59
Julien ArbogastWaiter at the brasserie across from the museum, 31
Clémence HaagAuthorized copyist at the museum, 26
Inspired by a real caseThe showroom of a luxury London jeweler: empty cases, open latches and overturned trays.
Whitcombe Jewellers, Mayfair, London, Thursday, 4:40 pm. Two men in suits stepped out of a taxi, walked through the double doors like clients with an appointment and pulled two pistols in the showroom.
Margot KellSpecial effects make-up artist, 44
Nadia BrzeskaJewellery saleswoman, 29
Leonard HaleJewellers' doorman, 52
Inspired by a real caseA narrow light-marble lobby with a dark counter, a camera monitor and an iron staircase.
Residence Lys, a discreet building of hotel apartments in an elegant district of central Paris, fashion week. Monday, 2:50 am. Five men in police jackets overpowered the night doorman and went straight up to the 2nd floor.
Hugo FerrandDriver for the agency that serves Marisol in Paris, 34
Théo BrassacNight doorman at Residence Lys, 29
Yasmine RouxPersonal assistant to Marisol Deane, 31
Inspired by a real caseThe bridge's south end at dusk, with a red bus stop, black cabs and the Thames.
London, September 1978. Thursday, 6 pm, the bus stop at the south end of a bridge over the Thames. Emil Dorev, a writer exiled from an Eastern Bloc country and a broadcaster on the international service of a London radio station, felt a prick behind his thigh while waiting for his bus.
Margaret AshbyProducer of Emil's radio show, 44
Anselm KesslerRepresentative of a watch-parts factory in Vienna, 41
Vernon PikeCab driver at the south end of the bridge, 58
Inspired by a real caseA 1970s factory corridor with a tea trolley and white mugs with painted names.
A lens factory in a Hertfordshire village, England, 1971. Walter Pryce, 60, head of the stockroom, has died after weeks of leg pain and falling hair.
Mabel FenwickTea lady, 54
Hugh LambertFactory doctor, 49
Neville ThorneStockroom assistant, 24
