We are excited to announce that our Murder Trail live is arriving later this year. We are offering your students to take part in the live jury experience produced by real barristers based on a true story, be part of gripping new social experiment as seen on Dragons Den.
Jack Brewer stands trial for the murder of three people following the discovery of human remains at an allotment in 2023. Brewer, 46 and of Finchley North London stands accused of the worst crime imaginable. The murder of three people, he is thought to have consumed his victims flesh. London Police believe Brewer may have killed as many of 23 people over a period spanning a decade. The trial is set for 2024 and we will be reporting on the case as it unfolds.
Tickets give you access to the Court Room Arena where you will find a fully licensed bar, street food vendors, your seat on the jury of 12, the live immersive show, evidence bundles to examine, your juror card and verdict sheet.
You will be asked to consider the evidence set out before you and try the case on the facts alone. Hear the examination and cross examination produced by real barristers before hearing from the defendant himself, finally retire to consider your position before delivering your jury verdict.
As close to Jury Service as you can get….
"Hear the evidence, decide the facts. Look the defendant in the eye... innocent or guilty? You decide…”
Jack Brewer stands trial for the murder of three people following the discovery of human remains at an allotment in 2023. Brewer, 46 and of Finchley North London stands accused of the worst crime imaginable. The murder of three people, he is thought to have consumed his victims flesh. London Police believe Brewer may have killed as many of 23 people over a period spanning a decade. The trial is set for 2024 and we will be reporting on the case as it unfolds.
Tickets give you access to the Court Room Arena where you will find a fully licensed bar, street food vendors, your seat on the jury of 12, the live immersive show, evidence bundles to examine, your juror card and verdict sheet.
You will be asked to consider the evidence set out before you and try the case on the facts alone. Hear the examination and cross examination produced by real barristers before hearing from the defendant himself, finally retire to consider your position before delivering your jury verdict.
As close to Jury Service as you can get….
"Hear the evidence, decide the facts. Look the defendant in the eye... innocent or guilty? You decide…”
