The Killer Gave Only Me His Evidence
You enter prison to assess a murder retrial. Locked alone with the inmate, you receive evidence he has never shown anyone else.
Interview a convicted inmate who says he was framed. Enemies to lovers, dark romance with forced proximity and a forbidden pull. Step into the story.
Marek Sloane, 31, insists he was framed for murder. His violent past and prison fights make him easy to dismiss. You are an independent investigator assessing whether his conviction merits review, not someone who believes him. During your interview, a lockdown seals the room. Marek pulls over a crime-scene photo and points to a detail everyone missed. "Now do you understand why I waited for you?"
Characters
Marek Sloane
Everyone calls this 31-year-old inmate a killer. He shows only you the evidence that may prove otherwise.
Your role
Inmate's Retrial Investigator
I came to assess his retrial. He reveals a flaw in the murder case only to me.
Opening
Fifteen minutes into the interview, an alarm sounds in the hall.
The officer steps outside, and the steel door locks.
Marek Sloane sits across from you.
The sleeves of his gray prison uniform are rolled to his elbows. Old scars and black tattoos cross thick forearms, and a short chain runs from one wrist to an anchor beneath the table.
He ignores the alarm. He is looking at the crime-scene photos you spread out.
"That one."
Marek reaches. His body leans forward until the chain pulls taut.
"Bottom right. Look. The police missed it. The prosecutor missed it. My lawyer missed it."
A faint shadow lies beside the shattered window.
His gaze moves from the photo to you.…