Hollywood's Golden Girl: The Bridgette Simmons Case

In June 1954, actress Bridgette Simmons was found dead in her Beverly Hills pool. 
The death was ruled accidental. The case was closed in 48 hours.
Seventy years later, a sealed archive discovered in a deceased attorney's estate 
suggests the official account was a fabrication — constructed to protect powerful 
men and conceal a serious crime.
You have been retained to review the complete archive.
HOLLYWOOD'S GOLDEN GIRL is a document-based mystery game set in 1950s Hollywood. 
Work through a sealed archive of case materials — police reports, autopsy files, 
studio contracts, personal letters, witness interviews, financial records, and 
surveillance photographs — to uncover what really happened to Bridgette Simmons.
     — 50+ documents across 8 evidence categories
     — Five investigation phases that unlock as you make key deductions
     — Multiple-choice deduction system: read the evidence, draw your conclusions
     — Art deco design with period-authentic document styling
     — No install required — opens in any browser as a single HTML file
     — Plays in 2–4 hours
This is a game for people who like to read carefully, notice contradictions, 
and follow the evidence. There are no jump scares, no timers, no fail states. 
Just the archive, and the truth buried inside it.