Let me tell you a little story. Back in the days before there were computers and PDA's, detectives and police carried around a little book with them. The book was small enough to keep in their shirt pocket. The cops would affectionately refer to it as "the Murder Book."
Actually, it was a book of unsolved murders, more commonly known as "cold cases". Every couple of years, the big city departments would have their cold cases printed up and distributed to their officers. If they came across a lead, they could reference the "Murder Book" which contained the victim's name, address and a brief note about the murder. The books were widely used by Detectives in the 30's, 40's and 50's.
We've re-created the murder book for you. Why? Because our murder book is umm...special. The spec can turn to ANY page, choose an unfortunate victim's name, street, or the area where the murder took place, and you can reveal how they met their demise, if they were male or female, how old they were, why they were killed, and the name of the killer! All this opens up incredible possibilities.
You do not ask for a page number and you do not look at the book. In fact you could have your back turned to the spec, but that would be rude. Homicide is our most ambitious product to date.
The book is 3 1/2 x 4 inches. It is "aged" to look like it was from the 1950's. We provide all the background on how you could have come across this little book, routines and method of course. By the way, we created all the "victims" in the book.
The instructions include presentation and performance ideas.
With Homicide, you DO NOT need to know the page number and you DO NOT peek the book!
Homicide allows you to "describe" in detail, a freely chosen victim's murder scene and the exact details of the murder itself, including the name of the killer!
It's perfect for one on one or, have two people choose from the book. It is great for a parlour presentation.
Create a truly chilling experience for your audience as you "channel" the images of their chosen victim as they are confronted by their killer.