(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Dark Secrets
Social Media is used/mentioned
Missing
ATM camera footage
Shallow grave
Cold Case
Prosecution wasn't a slam dunk
A woman is murdered
Issued a BOLO
His/Her Smile lit up the room
Blood Splatter
Someone says something corny/oblivious
No one suspected
The Ex did it
Random Receipts
Identified by dental records
Dating App
Camera footage is used
Had no police record
Alibi
The lead police have been waiting for
Date went wrong
An abusive relationship
Cop from original case is in the show
Insurance Money
The word "female" is used to describe a human
"People Didn't/Don't Lock Their Doors"
Divorce is mentioned
911 Call is used
Crime scene photos are used
Religion is mentioned
They appeared to be the perfect couple / family
Set a fire to destroy evidence
No one saw it coming
A man is murdered
Rich/wealthy is mentioned
Worked somewhere for a long time
Poor
Nothing ever happens here
The spouse is always the first suspect
"This is a good kid"
Troubled past
Failed hitman
Someone has a lover
Lived there a long time
The surveilence video wasn't working
Undercover Operation
Small town
Ruled out as a suspect
This is your opportunity to tell your side of the story
Didn't see it coming
Everyone knows everyone
Cold Case
Murder for hire
Nice/Good Guy is used
DNA
Age gap
Interrogation is seen
Great Mother/Wife/
Friend/
Etc
He / she didn't pull the trigger, but was the mastermind
The neighbors suspected nothing
Multiple people are charged/involved
Someone confesses
Affair
Evidence was lost
Informing family is law enforcement's most difficult job