The Blackout Syndrome

Mystery Websites

MysteryNet.com
The Online Mystery Network
MysteryNet.com, The Online Mystery Network, is the premiere place on the Internet for mystery-related entertainment and information for casual fans and die-hard enthusiasts. The network features these sites:
http://www.MysteryNet.com/

Learning with Mysteries
The fun way to learn in the classroom
Mysteries are a great way to teach critical thinking, writing, and literature. Because students love mysteries, they are a favorite of teachers and an ideal way to use the Internet in the classroom. Learning with Mysteries includes information and resources for educators, and links to TheCase.com and MysteryNet.com, the leading mystery websites.
http://www.MysteryNet.com/learn/

TheCase.com
The Fun and Challenging Mystery Website
TheCase.com features three high-quality fun and challenging mysteries every week: The Monday Solve-it, Wednesday Twist, and Friday Flash and Mysterious Photo Contest. TheCase.com, the leading mystery website, currently has more than 40,000 members.
http://www.TheCase.com/

Newfront Productions
San Francisco-based Newfront is the leading publisher and producer of online mysteries and mystery websites. Newfront's award-winning MysteryNet.com: The Online Mystery Network has more than 40,000 registered members. The network includes: TheCase.com, MysteryNet.com Community, Mysteries on TV, The History of the Mystery, and MysteryNet.com Reference sites and Specials. Online mystery productions have included Missing in Santa Fe for Activision and The Blackout Syndrome.
http://www.TheCase.com/



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