Murder Mystery

5000 miles to Graceland "Elvis is not Dead and Has been Found on the Moon Flying a Wellington Bomber" - screamed the Daily Sport headline. No one took it seriously though... not until a body turned up in a Dublin hotel that looked like Elvis and was dressed like Elvis...

Clue D'oh The event starts as we gather for the last will and testament of Dr Black - personalised video footage shot on 8mm sepia film. He has been brutally murdered and the usual suspects are all in attendance. White the Cook, Professor Plumb, Reverend Green, Mrs Peacock, Miss Scarlet and Colonel Mustard, of whom some rather ugly rumours of Inka smuggling are doing the rounds. Each has a secret and each has a motive. You must work with Detective Pink to sort the red herring from the red handed.

Crime Scene Investigation A murder has been committed and you and your team must assume the role of Crime Scene Investigators. Marry good old-fashioned investigative police work with cutting edge scientific forensic information to solve the crime.

Mob Force Think 'The Untouchables' and 'Donnie Brasco' and you're beginning to get the drift. In its simplest form, Mob consists of two sides; the Mob and the Village. The Mob's goal is to kill the innocents, while the Village's goal is the kill the Mob. Comprende??

Murder by Design Design your very own murder mystery evening. Choose a location - perhaps on the Orient Express - an era or even a theme based upon your favourite television programme or author.

Murder Most Unpleasant Guests have been invited to the annual Village Dance, held by the popular Mrs Boothby-Smythe, well known for her lavish parties and village hospitality. Tonight she is making a special announcement and the Hall is buzzing with excitement. The Vicar then arrives with some startling news... Mrs Boothby-Smythe has been found dead, probably murdered!

The Cursed Jewel of King Tut Tut The year is 1936 and Professor Leopold Caracticuss has discovered the hidden tomb of King Tut Tut. In the tomb he discovered a priceless gem, a flawless diamond the size of a ripe peach. The famous jewel is set to be unveiled to an assembled party of Britain's leading Egyptologists at a dinner party in London, but when the sealed pot is opened, the jewel is nowhere to be seen.