Note to all detectives: if you want a mystery solved, hand it over to Reddit.
The discussion site has already been a hive of activity since Unsolved Mysteries aired with the sprawling online community of amateur sleuths posting their theories of what happened to the victims of the six cases.
Now, Netflix has done one better by handing over the key evidence from the cases for the Redditers to do their work.
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The streaming platform wrote in a post: "Hey guys, Netflix here! We've created a public drive with all the assembled evidence, case files, interviews, and video clips for each story that didn't make it into the final episodes."
With it, they handed over exclusive clips, copies of the key evidence and CCTV footage in a Google Drive. Well played, Netflix!
In the drive, Reddit detectives can analyse evidence such as Rey Rivera's cryptic note from episode one - perhaps the most puzzling piece of evidence from the whole series.
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The undecipherable note mentioned the Freemasons (the world's largest secret society) as well as various books, TV shows, and movies.
Fans on Reddit were already giving their theories on the note, with a popular one suggesting Rey could have been acting out the plot of one of his favourite movies mentioned in the note, The Game, as part of a Freemasons initiation game gone wrong.
Now, Redditers can mull over the full copy.
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Other pieces of evidence include that of the blue car spotted at Patrice Endres salon, spotted minutes before she mysteriously vanished.
Also included is Lena Chapin's recorded confession in full, which was featured in episode six, Missing Witness. In it, Lena confesses to helping her mother Sandy dispose of her stepfather's body after she shot and killed him.
Let's see if this results in some solved mysteries.
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With Reddit on the case, we feel hopeful.
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