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Case 001 · Private preview
The River Deal
A whole town has had twenty years to get its story straight.
In 2006, Marlene Voss was found dead at a public boat ramp in Millford, Kentucky. Calvin Reed was convicted. He has spent twenty years in prison. Now an innocence network has put his file on your desk.
STATUS
Private testing
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CASE TYPEPost-conviction review
PLAY TIME5–6 hours
PLAYERSSolo
REQUIREDLaptop + phone
Your assignment
Find out whether the evidence survived the people who handled it.
The original case looks decisive: physical evidence, a clean theory, a man convicted. But certainty is not the same thing as provenance. Trace the file from the boat ramp to the courtroom and decide which parts of the official story still hold.
Interview the victim’s family, the convicted man, original witnesses, records custodians, and the people who worked the case. Everyone has carried their version for two decades. Some are lying. Some are simply wrong. The difference matters.
Follow the evidence
Compare documents, recordings, photographs, and testimony across the full life of the case.
Make the accusation
Submit one person and the evidence chain that proves your conclusion. The hearing is final.
The truth is fixed