Hello and welcome to episode 207 of the UK True Crime Podcast. I'm Adam.

Before we start, you'll probably have seen that the original CrimeCon is coming to London

in June next year. I'll be there and propping up the bar all weekend, ready for beers, so

it'll be awesome to see you there. Just head to crimecon.co.uk and use the code UKTCF Your

discount, the money you save, you can spend at the bar, everyone's a winner. A huge thank

you to all my supporters on Patreon, but especially the new members of this exclusive club. That

is Christie, Karen A. Colpitts, Amanda Walker, Samara Greg and Jade Louise. Thank you all so much

for your support which is much appreciated. I'm delighted that this episode is sponsored by a brand

new interactive experience called Moriarty's Game, a killer in the hive. It's based on the

world of Sherlock Holmes. It allows you to step inside your own detective story, not just watching,

but actually planning undercover operations, luring suspects, assessing evidence and solving

puzzles. I love this game already, it's great. As it sees you working side by side with the Savvy

Kayla Watson, a sharp, witty private detective. As you try to solve a series of mysterious crimes

taking place in the city, what I love the most about this game is that it's genuinely immersive,

it's full of suspense, and it gets your friends and family together in a really clever way,

even if you're not in the same physical location. Along the way you'll find yourself luring those

suspects, infiltrating criminal syndicates, hacking security systems, and communicating with people

across phone calls, texts and video. Sounds fun, doesn't it? It really is. You're going to enjoy

this if you're a fan of crime TV shows, escape rooms, board games, immersive theatre, or just

detective fiction in general. The game has had five star reviews from critics such as the BBC

Radios Gavin InSkip and was called one of the best online events in the UK by the website

Design My Night. To play, simply go to inthehiddencity.com and tickets cost 11 pounds per device.

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