One notorious case. One surviving witness.
A story you only think you know.
A Village. A Murder.
A Story That Never Quite Ended.
In the summer of 2025, the picturesque village of TeaBridge became the setting for a series of murders that shattered its peaceful reputation.
Suspicion spread. Secrets surfaced. Neighbours began to question how well they truly knew one another.
Eventually, the murderer was caught. The investigation came to an end. And just one woman survived.
Her name was Catherine Pollard.
To the newspapers, she was the sole survivor. To the police, she was a crucial part of the investigation. But Catherine had been keeping her own record of events.
The Private Diary of
Catherine Pollard
Before the headlines, before the police had their answers, Catherine was writing down what she saw.
Dates. Movements. Small inconsistencies. The things everyone else seemed to overlook.
Five entries from July 2025 survive. Read them in order, and decide for yourself what Catherine knew.
What Did the Village Know?
While Catherine recorded her private observations, the TeaBridge Times documented the events that would become known as the Summer of Murders.
Revisit the original reporting. Follow the headlines. Discover how suspicion spread through a village where appearances had always mattered.
A newspaper can only report what was known at the time.
Explore the Newspaper ArchivesThe Investigation Awaits
You have read Catherine's diary. Perhaps you've explored the newspaper archives.
Now it's time to step beyond the headlines and into the investigation itself.
Join us for an immersive, interactive British murder mystery. Examine evidence, follow clues and uncover the secrets behind TeaBridge's most notorious case.
In TeaBridge, appearances can be terribly deceiving.
Saturday
27 March 2027
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Tickets Coming SoonThe story began in 2025. Your investigation begins in March 2027.