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Jasmine's termination contract from Stellis News.

1. The reason for terminating Jasmine Kenders was "fake news," which violated professional ethics, and the negative impact it had on Stellis News.
2. The date of the signature was Sept 4th from last year, two days after the trial ruling.

A cryptex replica from The Da Vinci Code, found in Hugh's toy chest.

Inside the cylinder is a secret message written on papyrus, but you need to turn the dials to a specific 5-letter word to open it. There is no way to force it open without destroying its contents. There are different words on the two sides of the cylinder, probably clues.

Password Dial: The password consists of five characters. Each corresponds with one of the 26 letters in the alphabet. The cryptex contains a vial of vinegar inside. If force is used to open the cryptex, the vial would break, and the vinegar will dissolve the parchment. The only way to obtain the secret inside is to find the right code.

Bottom of Cylinder: The line "You must pay for the secret" is featured on the disc.

Top of Cylinder: The word "well" is seen on the other disc.

A memory card that only contains Stellis News' funding proposal for Q4.

This memory card was found in the drawer of Jasmine's dressing table. It only contains Stellis News' funding proposal for Q4. The proposal shows that Heirson paid a substantial sum for advertising — a sum nearly doubling the amount paid in the previous three quarters.

The response letter to Ian Johnson's letter of appeal after his application to Stellis University was rejected.

Ian Johnson applied for a Ph.D. program in environmental science at Stellis University but was rejected. The reason for the rejection was academic misconduct.