Memberships · The Peculiar County Files

You decide where the case goes next.

Enter an absurdly bureaucratic cozy-mystery universe of tiny crimes, suspicious townsfolk, hidden clues, and cliffhangers settled by viewer vote.

Free to begin. No invented urgency, just an increasingly questionable town.

Peculiar County hero

Evidence note 01

Everyone has an alibi. Several are typed on official stationery.

A promise from town hall

Built in public, without fictional testimonials.

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Every episode earns its cliffhanger

Short cases deliver an odd incident, dry dialogue, clues worth pausing for, and a real choice for viewers.

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Your vote changes the investigation

The audience decides whom Inspector Biddle questions next; the winning path shapes the following episode.

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Membership funds better mysteries

Revenue goes back into stronger episodes, richer props, playable cases, and more corners of Peculiar County.

How obsession develops

One town. Many files. Far too much paperwork.

Follow the story from bite-size episode to evidence desk, then compare theories with other unusually attentive citizens.

The main file

Watch, inspect, then direct Inspector Biddle.

Each 30–60 second chapter hides clues in plain sight and ends with a consequential question. Make your case in the comments before the investigation moves on.

First proof-of-concept

One five-part case released across ten days.

Compare suspiciously specific theories

Recurring suspects, familiar locations, Town Rants & Raves, and private discussion give every detail somewhere to resurface.

Receive the evidence

The free Gazette and weekly case-file emails bring exhibits, town notices, and playable leads directly to your inbox.

Membership desk

Choose your clearance level.

Start with the free Gazette, buy a self-contained case, or join the Society for the ongoing investigation.

A notice from the County Clerk

The next suspect is waiting for your vote.

Join the Gazette for new case files, clues, and official notices from a town where nothing is normal—but everything is documented.