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A Rashomon-style narrative about a middle school student who gets framed for a mysterious vandalism. They gather some friends and interview people about what happened from their perspective, uncovering key details well hidden. As they listen, listeners can piece together the clues to figure out the truth of what happened.
Each episode shows a new perspective of the same day, in the same school. Everyone has a different opinion to match their perspective, but that doesn't stop students from experiencing the same thing.
Parent info: Framed at Maple Middle is recommended for ages 11 plus. It's a Story led show that should be listened to in order. Made in the USA, it's about Mystery and Friendship for kids. Launched in 2026, it has 1 season.
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John, a middle schooler at Maple Middle, arrives early to an empty school and gets framed for a mysterious vandalism. Upon investigation, he and his classmates discover these mysterious coincidences were not an accident.
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