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A scribbled note left behind by the victim that reads "Hagen."

Estelle left a scribbled note that reads "Hagen" before she died.

A phone found beside Estelle's body.

A smudge of chocolate was found on the back of the phone from the top left to the bottom right. Only Estelle's fingerprints are found on the phone.

Front Screen: Only Estelle's fingerprints were found on her phone. This contradicts Jen's statement. The murderer must've intentionally wiped the phone to remove all fingerprints.

Top right corner on the back: A chocolate smudge is on the back of the phone. The smudge extends from the top left to the bottom right. Estelle clearly didn't leave it. When Estelle was murdered, she may not have had her phone with her.

The suite's beverage menu on the night of the incident.

The suite's beverage menu on the date of the crime. It includes a variety of beverages and Domaine de la Romanée-Conti.

Theory 1:

The vanished bottle of red wine may have been poisoned and must be taken care of by the perpetrator, which is why that bottle is nowhere to be found.

An amethyst wine glass found on the minibar with water stains on it.

An amethyst wine glass found on the minibar with water stains on it.

A fashion magazine featuring Janus on the cover.

A fashion magazine found on the desk featuring Janus on the front cover in the role of a magician from his movie.

A small amount of low-concentration Tetrodotoxin has been found inside the wine chocolates. It may not cause acute poisoning in humans.

Needle holes and Tetrodotoxin have been found in 8 out of the 12 chocolates. The use of syringes is suspected.

Jen's clothing is obviously one size bigger than her size. She did not purchase more fitting clothes for some reason.

Estelle had 3 secretaries at one point. 2 of them left Mode de Vénus for different reasons. Only Jen stayed.

Jen enjoyed a high salary working for Estelle as her sole secretary. Her daily job was also not overly demanding.

Estelle was wearing her dress when she died. Her body faced the desk, with her back towards the connecting door.

Only Estelle's own fingerprints were found on the phone.

A smudge of chocolate was found on the back of the phone from the top left to the bottom right.

The phone may not have been with Estelle when she was poisoned, which prevented her from calling for help.

The bottle of Romanée-Conti available on the beverage menu and delivered to the room was nowhere to be seen.

Only an amethyst wine glass out of all the wine glasses on the minibar has water stains left on it.

The cover features Janus wearing a pair of silk gloves in his role as a magician in the movie.

On the night of the crime, Janus had the key to the connecting door between rooms 1818 and 1817.