An interactive crime investigation experience is set to launch at Ironworks Studios in Brighton on Friday, September 4.

The evening incorporates staged crime scene reenactments, psychological profiling of offenders, scientific forensic analysis, and authentic investigative procedures.

Throughout the event, participants will employ electronic voting mechanisms to determine the direction of the investigation as they scrutinise evidence, identify connections between incidents, and reach critical conclusions within a simulated law enforcement scenario.

Merryweather has also announced plans to introduce Serial Killer Unit UK in December.

According to statements from Merryweather, this initiative represents the first independent team in the country dedicated to examining suspected serial homicide cases through open-source intelligence methodologies.

The venture aims to demonstrate investigative approaches while introducing specific patterns currently under examination.

Among the cases to be discussed are the Manchester Canal fatalities, the Silver Killer matter, and the Teesside Vanishings.

One of the primary objectives involves constructing a publicly accessible repository documenting confirmed and suspected serial murder cases throughout the United Kingdom.

The team intends to utilise publicly accessible records and open-source research tools to distinguish verified information from speculation and to establish a clearer understanding of the actual prevalence of serial homicide in Britain.