Alibi

by Lana Rock
(Cape May, NJ)

-- Teen Party Games --

What you Need

People

How to Play:

One person has to leave the room (they are the police officer) and the remaining group chooses one person to be the suspect. They also choose a crime for the police offer to guess who did it.

For example, if the 'crime' was robbing a bank, the police officer has to figure out among the group who robbed the bank.

The police officer comes back in the room. Everyone goes around the circle and gives an alibi for where they were when the crime was committed. Then they go around the circle again (police officer is listening the whole time).

The next time everyone goes around the room and says the same thing, same alibi, except the suspect who changes it slightly.

The police officer has three tries to find the person. If the police officer guesses correctly, he or she wins. If not, a new police officer and suspect are chosen.