This isn’t a full museum so much as a few rows of interactive exhibits. Guests can try on a pair of wet clown shoes to compare feet sizes, get their photo taken under a waterfall of nacho cheese (cooled to a safe temperature), do a puzzle putting various pieces of a plastic frozen corpse back together, or practice "painting" various words in blood on a touch screen—no matter what it was supposed to say, it somehow turns out to look like 'binch' or 'boob.' See famous weapons from past murders, stored in very sturdy glass cases, or even watch a real trial.

Plaques throughout the museum explain the case items were drawn from in detail, though anyone familiar might notice some facts are off. For example, there's an exhibit showcasing the half-eaten Toblerone someone was once turned into, a glass case containing nothing but ashes labeled "Monkey Dust," and a special display of a gun that once belonged to a famous wizard.