80s Mall Murder Madness (Digital Download)

Broadway Murder Mysteries

80s Mall Murder Madness (Digital Download)

$49.00

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Description
Characters
What's Included
Video Introduction

The Story

It’s 1985, and real estate developer and “entrepreneur” Whit Wiley has just cut the ribbon opening the newest marvel in his shopping mall empire: the Wiley Waterside Galleria Mall in Malibu. Whit was to top the Forbes list of most rich and powerful men of 1985 - until he washed up in the mall fountain, strangled by his skinny tie.

Who could be responsible for the murder of this influential businessman? Was it his first wife Willhemina Wiley, seeking revenge for Whit Wiley's many extramarital affairs? Was it local super shopper Connie Sumer, angry over the Galleria’s inflated scrunchie prices? Or was it fashion designer Cal Von Cline, who objected to Wiley's appallingly gaudy bad taste?

Time to whip out that credit card and tease that hair as big as it can go - we’re shopping for a murderer in 80’s Mall Murder Madness!

Appropriate for ages 16+!

The mystery is built to be played by 4-20+ characters, ANY of whom could be the murderer and each have gripping motives for murder. **Additional guests can play as “detectives” who ask questions each round and guess the killer at the end!
Willow Wiley	Whit & Wilhemina's daughter. A young, budding entrepreneur recently graduated from Harvard. Following in her mother's footsteps by launching a brand of handbags
Val Laye (N)	Whit Wiley's driver. Knows all the Wiley family's dirty laundry.
Sam Goody (N)	Music store retailer at the Wiley Waterside Galleria. An aspiring entrepreneur. Clothing look is pure Miami Vice.
Johnny Mopps	The janitor at the Galleria.
Fanny Paque	A local roller skating activist - wants a roller rink in the mall. Your look is pure Jazzercize with a side pony and many scrunchies.
Dickie Dorkus	Local math whiz and science geek - he got a job at Chess King. Harbors a big crush on Tina Queen.
Connie Sumer	Local Malibu resident and super shopper. A self-proclaimed mall expert.
Willhemina Wiley	Whit Wiley's first wife, currently separated. A trophy bride, Willhemina hails from an unnamed Eastern European country. Launched her own couture brand of perfumes, make-up and jewelery
Tina Queen	Local teenage beauty queen vying for the title of Miss Teen Malibu - Whit Wiley sponsors the pageant.
Patsy Stells	Local investigative reporter doing a story on the Wiley family. Vying for her own TV show a la "Lifestyles of the Rich & Famous."
Hillary Ballstone	A local politician who objected to Whit Wiley's presence in Malibu.
Eddie Acity (N)	Food court manager at the Wiley Waterside. Insatiably hungry.
Chad Fox	Tina Queen's boyfriend - they're a shoo in for Prom King & Queen, which was going to be held at the Galleria.
Whit Wiley Jr.	Whit & Wilhemina's son. Not nearly as bright as his sister Willow. Wishes he was his dad's favorite
Swipes Cardigan (N)	Handles luxury imports for the Wiley family and the Galleria. Seems like Euro trash but is from New Jersey.
Marty Mullets (N)	Whit Wiley's hair stylist - opened a hair salon in the Galleria.
Gordon Banks	Whit Wiley's accountant. A Wall Street type.
DJ Flyswatter (N)	The mall DJ. Striving for their own show on MTV.
Cal Von Cline (N)	A famous fashion designer. Wearing VERY dramatic sunglasses
Betty Bangs	Whit Wiley's mistress. A salesgirl/model at Contempo Casuals.

In-Person and Virtual Host Guides with Detailed Instructions (and video) on How to Host and Play the Game
20 Character Booklets with Information for Each Character to Reveal Throughout the Game
Question Menu with Questions for Players to Ask Each Character
Who Did It Slips to Assign the Murderer In Person
Access to Our Virtual Murderer Assignment Tool
Award Certificates to Give Out Awards for Best Performance, Best Costume, and More!
Guest Invitation Template
Zoom Background Images

Totally tubular dude!

My family had a lot of fun doing this. It was good for our group and lobed the email invitation tool. So simple

So fun!

We had a blast. Easy to print and use.

Loved it

We had a lot of fun

so fun!

Our group was definitely into the 80s theme! So fun and would definitely recommend!

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