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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 caseHall of a small 1948 Japanese bank branch, with teacups fallen on the wooden floor.
Koyo Bank branch in Shiinamachi, Tokyo, Tuesday, January 27, 1948, 9 am. The day before, at 3:40 pm, with the doors already locked, a man wearing a white public health armband, a gauze mask and glasses asked to speak to the deputy manager.
Chiyo IshidaBank teller, 22
Isamu OkabeStudio photographer in Ikebukuro, 52
Tetsuo HayamaDoctor at the Toshima health center, 44
Inspired by a real caseGlass lobby of a Silicon Valley startup, with white Prisma boxes displayed on pedestals.
Palo Alto, California, Friday, 8 am. Aurevia, a startup valued in the billions, promises 200 tests from a single drop of fingertip blood, inside a little white box called the Prism.
Wendell MarshAurevia lab director, 54
Tessa MoraesAurevia night-shift lab technician, 27
Vivienne StrandAurevia founder and president, 33
Inspired by a real caseExecutive floor of a fintech, with screens showing falling shares and police tape at the COO's office.
Lumexa AG headquarters, on the outskirts of Munich, a Thursday in June, 6:30 a.m. The most celebrated payments company on the German stock exchange publishes its annual accounts at 10.
Leopold GrafChief operating officer of Lumexa, 40 years old
Petra WeilandSenior auditor at Hollmann & Rieck, 34 years old
Mirela SanduExecutive assistant to the board, 29 years old
Inspired by a real caseRelief tent camp on a sandy islet at dawn, with soaked mattresses and a half-built stage.
Heron Cay, a twenty-minute boat ride from George Town in the Exumas, Saturday, 6:40 a.m. On Friday night, guests of the luxury Aurora Azul festival found hurricane tents, soaked mattresses and a cheese sandwich in a Styrofoam box. The headline band canceled.
Sienna CallowayInfluencer and model, 24
Lucian VargaFounder of the Aurora Azul festival, 27
Elroy CartwrightBahamian contractor and boat owner, 54
Inspired by a real caseMain hall of an old Upper East Side gallery, with abstract canvases and an empty easel behind police tape.
Haverford & Sons Gallery, Upper East Side, New York, Wednesday, November 30, 2011, 8:00 pm. The oldest gallery in the city has closed its doors for the first time in 158 years.
Delphine AubryGallery director, 62
Guo WeimingFreelance frame restorer, 52
Mireya SolórzanoLong Island art dealer, 56
