Alibit

The Censor of Marvik

about 3 h 45 min · 4–6 players

The censor Arthur Ljung, 55, was found dead on the floor of the mail inspection room at the Marvik post office on the morning of 4 March 1942. He had a round, smooth wound on the back of his head, the letter press's mallet lay under the desk, and the door was locked from inside with the key in the lock. Wartime paper shortages kept the file brief, and in May it was closed without a suspect. In the autumn of 1945 the postal board opened a review of international reply coupons, which during the war could be sold as currency, and requested the records from Marvik. Two persons recorded in March and April 1942 died during the war. One man claims he was home asleep, a clock stopped at 21:42, and a mailbox was emptied three hours early.

The Censor of Marvik – a murder case in Alibit. Up to eight people work the same case in the browser, with no game master.