An original Dedrick Kane case. Not in the book.
FIELD BRIEF — 11:30 AM
Elena Ruiz just landed a "mystery shopper" gig. The welcome packet includes a $3,900 cashier's check and her first assignment:
Deposit the check. Keep $800 as her commission. Wire $3,100 to the company's "vendor" to evaluate a money-transfer service.
Her coordinator, Rachel Kim, says to deposit it today — "funds are available tomorrow." Elena is at the bank's mobile app, thumb over the button.
You have until she taps deposit to stop her — or prove there's nothing to stop.
Open the evidence locker. Question the suspects. Then make the call.
Difficulty: Hard · 8–12 minutes · 3 points on the line · free
Tap each item to examine it. Review at least 4 of 6 to unlock the accusation.
Three people are connected to this gig. Ask them anything — their answers are on the record.
Three questions. One point each. Commit before you see the verdict — like the book says, record your confidence before the reveal.
How sure are you? (Recorded — doesn't change the score.)
Liked the hunt? The full game is 12 cases — every scam in the modern playbook, scored out of 14. Can you trust the voice, the face, or the message?
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