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AI · May 13, 2026

Dossier — Solve Unique Murder Mysteries

A new murder mystery to solve every single day

What it does

Dossier drops a brand-new murder mystery every day — completely free on iOS & Android. Each case is AI-generated and unique. You interrogate suspects, examine evidence, spot contradictions, and name your killer before time runs out. No two cases are the same. No waiting. Just wake up, open the app, and start solving. Think you've got what it takes to crack the case? 🔍

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