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The personal accident insurance Brad Gries purchased with Felicia Luo as the beneficiary and recipient of a huge amount of insurance money.

Proposer: Brad Gries
Beneficiary: Felicia Luo
Insurance Amount: $800,000.00

The honorary certificate and trophy gifted by the Organ Donation Management Organization.

The honorary certificate and trophy obtained by Brad Gries after he signed the organ donor agreement.
There is a message on the certificate for the donor: Your selfless dedication will save lives. For your noble act, you have our deepest respect!

Internal information belonging to the Gladiolus Valley Research Center.

A Gladiolus logo sits next to the title on a page inside the book, symbolizing the Gladiolus Valley Research Center.
Among the data recorded is information related to drug research. Only pharmaceutical professionals can understand it.

Red candles found at the crime scene. They all have signs of being burnt. Each candle doesn't have much wax left.

Red candles originally placed on the workbench at the crime scene.
Seven of the candles show signs of being lit. Each candle can burn for about 6 hours.

Porcelain cup fragments scattered near the workbench.

There is a ring of candle wax around the bottom of the broken cup, indicating that the porcelain cup was once placed among the candles on the workbench.
Whether there was liquid, such as drinking water, in the cup before it was broken remains to be determined.

Felicia Luo is the beneficiary of the personal accident insurance Brad Gries purchased.

The insurance Brad Gries purchased differs from ordinary health insurance. A huge settlement will be awarded in the event of accidental death, including murder.

The talisman was found in Brad Gries' throat.

Brad Gries recently signed an agreement and became an organ donor.

Brad Gries was wearing a bracelet that could monitor vital signs in real time. When the wearer passes away, the bracelet will instantly inform the relevant organization.

When the police arrived, the small basement window was locked from the outside.

Brad Gries left a few scratches on the basement door with his hands. His fingers were all bruised to different degrees

When the police arrived, the basement door was locked. Brad Gries was unable to leave the basement.

Brad Gries was once a scientist at Gladiolus Valley Research Center. There were no disputes when he left the center.

There were seven burnt candles in the basement. Each of them can last for 6 hours.