Brussels Museum Opens Crime-Solving Exhibit
June 23, 2007
Brussels Museum Opens Crime-Solving ExhibitThe Royal Belgian Institute for National Sciences in Brussels announced the opening of their new Murder in the Museum exhibit on 29th May. This new exhibit, which stages the death of a staff member everyday and asks visitors to solve the crime, has attracted a record number of visitors to the museum this year.
The exhibit is an interactive experience available in four languages, including English, and runs until September. The museum supplies a victim, suspects, and clues, and asks visitors to solve the crime. They are given a handful of clues, including suspect profiles, a microscope to examine DNA with, shoe sole samples, a plastic corpse to examine, and taped interviews between the suspects and police.
For further details visit: http://www.naturalsciences.be/
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