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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 caseLobby of a SoHo boutique hotel, with green velvet armchairs and clipped invoices on the desk.
Hotel Larkspur, SoHo, New York, Tuesday, 10 am, 2017. Management has discovered that the wire transfer receipts paying for suite 1104 never reached any bank.
Saskia Ehrhardt"German heiress", 26
Jerome TibbsConcierge at the Hotel Larkspur, 34
Wren AlbrightMagazine photo editor, 29
Inspired by a real caseGlass-walled meeting room of a meat processor, the production line stopped beyond.
Lauragais, southern France, Friday, February 8, 7 am. Salaisons Delsol, a processor that sells frozen minced meat to ready-meal factories across half of Europe.
Solène BartheOfficial state veterinarian posted at the factory, 44 years old
Armand DelsolOwner and managing director of Salaisons Delsol, 58 years old
Nuno CarvalhoHead of the cold room, Portuguese immigrant, 51 years old
Inspired by a real caseMarathon finish tent in 1980, with stopwatches, foil blankets and a laurel wreath.
Boston, April 1980, a holiday Monday, 4:00 pm. At 2:32 pm, an unknown woman from New York crossed the marathon finish line first among the women, with a course record.
Dalton ReeseOfficial timekeeper at the finish table, 58
Noreen CallowayAgency photographer on the press truck, 34
Tamsin OakleyNew York secretary and marathon winner, 26
Inspired by a real casePreparation room of a London museum, 1912: a rust-colored skull on green velvet.
London, Tuesday, 17 December 1912, 10 pm. In the preparation room of the natural history museum, a rust-coloured skull rests on green velvet: the "Brackenmoor man", found in a gravel pit in the Sussex countryside.
Horace WimbleySussex solicitor and amateur collector, discoverer of the skull, 48
Percival DunmorePreparator at the natural history museum, 27
Edwina ThraleGeologist and photographer who recorded the layers of the pit, 34
Inspired by a real caseLocked room at a Hamburg newsroom, 1983, with dozens of black notebooks and an ultraviolet lamp.
Hamburg, Sunday, 24 April 1983, 9 pm. In a locked room at the weekly magazine Kompass, sixty black-covered notebooks wait in a safe: the "secret diaries of the dictator" who led Germany into war.
Volker AsmussenStar reporter of Kompass magazine, who bought the notebooks, 51
Lothar BrücknerMilitary antiques dealer from Stuttgart, supplier of the notebooks, 45
Ilse WendlandPaleographer who transcribes the Gothic script of the notebooks, 38
