Three suspects. One lie. How many questions do you need?
Interrogate suspects who lie, contradict themselves and crack under pressure. Type or speak your questions. Close the case with a single piece of evidence.
Interrogate
Pick a ready-made question, type your own or dictate it. The suspect answers on the spot, in your language.
Catch the contradiction
Every fact goes into your notebook. Use what one suspect said to pressure another. Careful: the lawyer may step in.
Accuse with one piece of evidence
Name the culprit and the evidence that proves it. The fewer questions you use, the higher you rank.
Today's suspects
Marina Sales
Gallery assistant. Swears she stayed at the front desk all night.
Teo Bragança
Painter and rival. Argued with the victim in front of everyone.
Helena Vidal
Investor. Says she left early.
The detectives who ask the fewest questions
Your position is your average number of questions per solved case. You get an automatic detective name and can change it once for free.