Sometimes planning a team building event can be murder. But, in this case, murder IS the team building event! The body of an internationally renowned lawyer, Laura Norder, has been found and we need your group’s help examining the evidence and liaising with key suspects and witnesses to piece together the sequence of events!
In this immersive, interactive event, teams use an iPad to complete observational challenges, answer trivia questions, and complete photo and video tasks. For instance, teams have to:
Time is of the essence, as there’s a worry that the murderer may strike again. So, teams must race to make their case before time runs out. Of course, identifying the guilty party is everyone’s goal. But a detective’s salt is not measured by simply naming the murderer – it’s how they got there that matters. That’s why it’s not the first team to identify the murderer that wins. It’s also about how many points teams earned in completing the tasks that got them there! And the team earning the most wins award medals for a job well done.
This is a killer event, guaranteed to have everyone dying from laughter as they work together to solve the mystery!
Ideal Group Size | 30 or more participants |
Ideal Team Size | 6 participants per team |
Event Length | 2 - 2.5 hours |
Event Location | Typically held indoors but teams can move about the space to complete taskss |
Level of Customization | Client logo on award medals |
Event Elements | Relationship building, strategy, time management, problem solving, creative thinking, logic, communication |
Charitable Elements | None usually, but possible if requested |
Space Requirements | Approximately 15 sq. ft. per person |
Set Up Required | One draped and skirted banquet round per team, one six or eight foot draped and skirted table for event equipment, microphone and sound system for emcee (not necessary for groups of 50 or less) and background music to be played throughout the event. |
Note: Based on event location and group size, event details may differ slightly from above description