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Case File: Operation Silent Night 🎅

Profiler Files - New Orleans · published 11 Dec 2025, 14:09 UTC

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Case File: Operation Silent Night

The Profiler Files: New Orleans dev team has finished analyzing the latest crime scene (our living room), and the profiling is conclusive:

SUBJECT: North American Conifer. Alias: "The Christmas Tree."

M.O. (Modus Operandi): Subject entraps victims using 50ft of hopelessly tangled fairy lights.
Narcissism detected: Subject insists on being the brightest object in the room.
Trace Evidence: High concentration of pine needles found in socks.

CONCLUSION: We find the defendant GUILTY of spreading excessive holiday cheer.

From all of us working on the game, we wish you a mystery-free, joy-filled Christmas!

We take a break from hunting for clues and enjoy hunting for gifts.

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