In the middle of the old town of Bern, between appetizer, main course and dessert, you solve a murder case in which your employees are the main suspects.

The murder case

A murder has occurred in the old town of Bern. The artist Gianni Milanese was found lifeless on a bench early in the morning by a jogger. The exact cause of death is still unknown, Commissioner Gübeli assumes poisoning. But who had a motive to kill the well-known sculptor? It must have been one of the people present. Help Inspector Guebeli solve the case

The main suspects

At the agreed meeting point you will be welcomed by Commissioner Gübeli. During the aperitif, he will give you all the details of the murder case that are known so far. Eight of your guests have been given a role one week before the event and now identify themselves as prime suspects. Which of them is the murderer? Until Commissioner Gübeli has interrogated the suspects, they must maintain absolute silence.

Resolution at dinner

After the aperitif, the commissioner will take you to a nice restaurant where you will be spoiled with a (pre-selected) dinner in three courses. Between starter and main course the murderer must be unmasked. Gübeli unpacks his last clues and you and your guests ask the eight suspects clever questions. After dessert, all guests write down their suspicions. Now the inspector solves the murder case with logical argumentation and explains who killed the sculptor. All investigators and suspects are duly honoured. The commissioner says goodbye and you and your guests can comfortably finish the crime dinner.

Your menu could look like this

Let us put together a fine menu for you to enjoy as a "crime dinner". Here is an example (if desired with alternatives for vegetarians and allergy sufferers):

• As an entree a colourful leaf salad with cherry tomatoes and red onions or a carrot-ginger soup with fried chicken breast skewers.
  
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