Three days before his death, retired detective Martin Holloway sent for the only investigator he still trusted: you.
When you arrive at Alderley House, a storm has flooded the road and cut the telephone lines. Holloway lies dead in his locked study with a carving knife in his chest. Six guests remain in the house, and every one of them had a reason to kill him.
Then you open the letter he left for you.
“If I am found dead tonight, do not believe it until you have read everything.”
He Heard Everything is a three-part digital murder mystery told through witness statements, private dossiers, handwritten notes, invitations, journal entries and physical evidence. Each part gives you a new objective and changes what you thought you knew about the night.
Read carefully. Do not mix up the parts. Open the solution only after you have named the killer.
The case
Martin Holloway, a famous detective gone strange in retirement, invited six people to dinner at his isolated estate:
- Dr. Helen Price, a clinical toxicologist
- Daniel Brooks, his former protégé
- Margaret Finch, his sister
- Inspector Joan Hayes
- Terry Mullen, recently released from prison
- Anna Webb, his biographer
At 10:00 p.m., Holloway retired to his study.
At 11:40 p.m., he was found dead.
The study was locked. The road was impassable. Nobody had left the house.
What you will investigate
The complete case includes:
- Three evidence files, opened in sequence
- Six invitations with private handwritten messages
- Witness statements from everyone at the dinner
- Holloway’s dossiers on the suspects
- Journal entries and personal correspondence
- A seating chart and dinner menu
- Medical and physical evidence
- A crime-scene sketch and photograph
- A sealed final letter
- The complete solution and case reconstruction
