The Emily Griffith Murder Mystery: A True Crime Dinner

A Denver mystery. A historic setting. A case that remains unsolved… In 1947, renowned Denver educator Emily Griffith and her sister, Florence, were found murdered in their mountain cabin. Nearly 80 years later, questions still surround the case. Join us at The Slate Denver, housed in the former Emily Griffith Opportunity School, for an immersive murder mystery dinner that digs into the real story behind the case. We’ve gathered original news articles, historical photographs, details from the investigation and documented facts from the time to help bring the story to life. Using these materials, The Dinner Detective has created an interactive experience rooted in the real facts surrounding Emily and Florence Griffith’s deaths. Enjoy a three course meal as you examine the evidence, follow the clues and uncover details from a case that has fascinated Denver for decades. This isn’t your typical murder mystery dinner. The experience transforms real Denver history into an interactive evening of true crime, mystery and entertainment — all inside the school that carries Emily Griffith’s legacy. Your ticket includes: • An immersive murder mystery experience • 3-Course Dinner • Iced Tea and Coffee • One Voucher for Glass of Wine or Beer • Prizes for Top Sleuths • An evening exploring one of Denver’s most intriguing true-crime stories (Alcoholic drinks available to purchase) The evidence is waiting. Are you prepared to uncover what was meant to stay hidden? Tickets are limited, so get yours while they last.