...For some strange reason I thought we were waiting for someone.
Turn 2-Too much, too little
Quarr-Send the tape off to HQ and see if we can run it through some facial recognition software -- the men who came here were likely acquainted... and one of them's probably the killer. (1)
Dwarmin-I move to the crime scene and try to determine where the victim was standing when he was shot from the blood spatter and the position of the body, and If I can, from what angle. I can hopefully determine the height of the person who shot him (3+1)
eclipsetail-Check for prints on knives (6+1)
Josephus-Enter the door furthest from the closed one. (6) (6)
Labs-Compare shoe print with victim's shoes. If there is no match, attempt to identify what type of shoe and the shoe size that made the mark. (5+1)
Realmfighter-Check to see which channel the TV is on. (2)
David attempts to pull the tape out of the player while it's still playing. This causes it to break, effectively nulling it. (Don't worry, the case is STILL SOLVABLE) He knows that this will seriously hamper the case, but he can still do it.
Back at the crime scene, Desmond tries to set up the body to see how he was shot-turns out, it was stabbing and bashing against the wall. It's pretty obvious that the murderer didn't think about having to kill someone for whatever he was doing. While that was happening, Amanda was taking prints of everythingin the room. However, she still needs to scan them.
Steve walks through the rightmost door to find a bedroom, with a wardrobe and a.... safe? He tries to open it, and does so, probably besmirching any prints on the safe beforehand. Inside is a piece of paper reading "I. O. U. 5000$, Carolyn J. Andrews, 806-241-3182" It appears that the woman owes the victim a lot of cash. Oddly enough, there isn't any cash IN the safe.... luckily there are still prints in there.
Johnny observes the shoeprint in the middle of the table. It doesn't belong to the victim, but he works them out to be Pike (pronounced Pik-E) sneakers-favoured by criminals for their high grip and low sound. Judgng by the indent it made, it was either made by an average-weight person with a big sack of something... or just a fat man. The prints lead from the middle room, onto the table and out the room.
While all that is happening, Hreag watches a blank screen. Good on him.
Age: 12
Desc: Has a habit of looking like older, important figures.
Skills;
Impersonation Level 3 0/16
Inventory;
Cool Glasses
Black Jacket
Blue Shirt
Age: 23
Notes: Antisocial, Only been with the force for a year
Skills;
Profiling Level 3 0/16
Inventory;
Dusty Jacket
White Shirt
Black Tie
Black Trousers
Camera Footage (broken)
Age: 34
Notes: Bald, Half-Chinese, likes black turtlenecks and sunglasses
Skills;
Public Relations Level 3 0/16
Inventory;
Sunglasses
Black Turtleneck
White T-Shirt
Black Trousers
Photo of victim
Age: 22
Notes: Has good eyesight, optimistic, intellegent
Skills;
Fingerprints Level 3 1/16
Inventory;
Grey Jacket
Red T-Shirt
Black Trousers
Lots of Prints
Age: 34
Notes: On job for 16 years, first on scene, light complexion
Skills;
Observation Level 3 1/16
Inventory;
Fancy Glasses
Grey Trenchcoat
Black Shirt
Black trousers
Age: 27
Notes: Casual, poetic, lacks skills, detatched from emotions
Skills;
Blood Analysis Level 3 1/16
Inventory;
Sunglasses
Turquoise Shirt w/Palm Tree
Blue Jeans
Glass covered in blood (untested) and black fibres (jumper?)
A narrow corridor with two sets of stairs-one going up, the other down. Both security cameras are broken, each opposite a door. A window is broke, no galss on the floor. The door closest to the down stairs is locked, the other being the murder scene.
Murder Scene. Poker table, blood stain on wall, small TV, three doors, two of which are open, cooking utensils.
Wardrobe, Bed, Safe with an IOU in it for 5000$.
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