The Murder Game

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/murdergame/

The Murder Game - a murder mystery interactive experience
Picture the scene: the sleepy village of Blackwater is preparing for the wedding of Goldie Prior. The family is busy but excited and the atmosphere is one of anticipation.

No one could have guessed what happens next.

Tina Wells, the vicar's wife, runs screaming from the Church. Catherine Prior, the bride's sister, has been savagely attacked and dies on the way to the hospital.

The wedding plans are rocked by this sudden turn of events as the shadow of murder hangs over Blackwater.

10,000 people applied to play The Murder Game, a show where real people try to solve a fictional murder and win the game.

The ten chosen investigators have all completed a week of special training at a police college and they must use the skills they have learnt to find out who the murderer is.

During the case they will live together under the scrutiny of the cameras. The lines of inquiry will take them to locations around the village, where they must interview residents and suspects to find the identity of the killer.

They are guided through the case by real life detective ex-DCS Bob Taylor who has hunted over 100 killers during his career with the West Yorkshire Police Force. He is their judge, he sets their lines of inquiry and they play by his rules.

In each programme two investigators endure the terrifying Killer's Game, one will return, one will not. There is a £25,000 reward for the person who solves the case, but the investigators will have to work together to decipher the clues and move the case forward.

The Murder Game is a murder mystery show that thrusts the investigators right into the middle of the crime scene. It also engages the viewer who can keep up with the investigation on BBC ONE and BBC THREE.

Through BBCi and digital television, the audience can find all the resources they need to become their own investigator.

In conjunction with the BBC ONE series, BBC THREE will be showing The Murder Game: Inside HQ which offers exclusive insight into whether personal politics affect the investigators' performance and their decision making.

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