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|summary=[[Artem Wing|Artem]] and the [[Main Character|main character]] head to [[Gordon Grant]]'s home as Artem explains the family situation: Gordon lived with son [[Harry Grant]], mistress [[Joanne Scott]], illegitimate child [[Joey Grant]], and nanny [[Fannie Morris]]. Artem explains that Gordon died of an adverse drug reaction shortly after drinking an herbal medicine he used to supplement his heart disease treatment and that Harry is the prime suspect due to Gordon's affair having contributed to Harry's mother's death. On the scene, [[Darius Morgan]] arrives and explains that there is both physical evidence and eyewitness testimony against Harry, suggesting that Artem prepare to argue the sentence down rather than attempt to prove innocence.<br/><br/>While Artem and Darius discuss the case in another room, the MC questions Harry and discovers that while Harry had been considering murdering Gordon in exactly this manner for a long time--to the extent that he created the concentrated tablets that were found in the kitchen trash can at his school lab--he only found his resolve today after discovering Gordon stole much of the inheritance that Harry's mother had left to Harry. However, he insists Fannie stopped him before carrying out his plan, and that he is ''not'' the murderer unless one of his tablets fell in by mistake.}} | |summary=[[Artem Wing|Artem]] and the [[Main Character|main character]] head to [[Gordon Grant]]'s home as Artem explains the family situation: Gordon lived with son [[Harry Grant]], mistress [[Joanne Scott]], illegitimate child [[Joey Grant]], and nanny [[Fannie Morris]]. Artem explains that Gordon died of an adverse drug reaction shortly after drinking an herbal medicine he used to supplement his heart disease treatment and that Harry is the prime suspect due to Gordon's affair having contributed to Harry's mother's death. On the scene, [[Darius Morgan]] arrives and explains that there is both physical evidence and eyewitness testimony against Harry, suggesting that Artem prepare to argue the sentence down rather than attempt to prove innocence.<br/><br/>While Artem and Darius discuss the case in another room, the MC questions Harry and discovers that while Harry had been considering murdering Gordon in exactly this manner for a long time--to the extent that he created the concentrated tablets that were found in the kitchen trash can at his school lab--he only found his resolve today after discovering Gordon stole much of the inheritance that Harry's mother had left to Harry. However, he insists Fannie stopped him before carrying out his plan, and that he is ''not'' the murderer unless one of his tablets fell in by mistake. | ||
|evidence= | |||
{{Evidence | |||
|name=Gordon's Autopsy Report | |||
|image=Estelle's Autopsy Report icon.png | |||
|description=Gordon Grant's autopsy report from the police with detailed information about his time of death and cause of death. | |||
|evidenceDescription=Victim: Gordon Grant | |||
Time of Death: 11:50 AM | |||
Cause of Death: Lethal reaction (myocardial infarction) caused by the drug. After comparing the dose found inside the victim's body with the remaining amount of the drug discarded by Harry Grant, it is highly likely that the drug came from Harry Grant. | |||
Motives: The suspect, Harry Grant, had a fight with Gordon Grant over the family's financial assets, which may have caused this crime of passion. | |||
}} | |||
{{Evidence | |||
|name=Lab Report on the Discarded Tablets | |||
|image=FSB's Incident Report icon.png | |||
|description=A lab report from the police with details on the drug that caused the death of Gordon Grant. | |||
|evidenceDescription=The drug was found in the public bin. | |||
The white tablets are non-toxic or hazardous. | |||
However, the drug can potentially trigger lethal reactions in cardiac patients. It is also not a prescription drug, which makes it easy to obtain. | |||
After purification, the dose to trigger lethal reactions is about half a tablet. Judging by the dose found inside the victim's body, the victim had ingested one tablet of the purified drug. | |||
'''Theory 1:''' | |||
In addition to Harry, Fannie, who's in charge of Joey's medicine, also had the opportunity to commit the crime. Joanne is also aware of the cautions of Gordon's condition. | |||
}} | |||
|clues= | |||
{{Clue | |||
|title=Surveillance - Throwing the Drugs Away | |||
|description=Harry threw the tablets away at 10:53. No one went to the bin afterwards. | |||
}} | |||
{{Clue | |||
|title=Eyewitness Testimony | |||
|description=The nanny claims that she saw Harry enter the kitchen and that Harry dropped white tablets into the medicine, which led to Gordon's death. | |||
}} | |||
{{Clue | |||
|title=Inheritance Dispute | |||
|description=Harry heard that Gordon planned to leave all his assets to Joanne upon his death. Harry was enraged by this arrangement and wanted to murder Gordon. | |||
}} | |||
{{Clue | |||
|title=Gordon's Asset Misappropriation | |||
|description=Gordon used bribery and forgery to get his hands on the property and pharmacy shares that Harry's mother left for him. | |||
}} | |||
{{Clue | |||
|title=Stopped From Tampering With the Medicine | |||
|description=Fannie witnessed Harry attempting to tamper with the medicine. She convinced him to abandon this course of action. | |||
}} | |||
{{Clue | |||
|title=Drug That Was Thrown Away | |||
|description=The drug dose found in Gordon's body matches the dose in Harry's missing refined tablet. No other similar drugs were found on scene. | |||
}} | |||
{{Clue | |||
|title=Opportunity to Tamper | |||
|description=After Fannie stopped Harry, he didn't have another opportunity to tamper with the medicine. He could've only done it during his first trek into the kitchen. | |||
}} | |||
|locations= | |||
{{Background location|name=|location=Misc|image=Misc Location - Car Front Seat (Day).png}} | {{Background location|name=|location=Misc|image=Misc Location - Car Front Seat (Day).png}} | ||
{{Background location|name=Outside the Neighborhood|location= | {{Background location|name=Outside the Neighborhood|location=The Grant Estate|image=Stellis - Residential Street (Day).png}} | ||
{{Background location|name=The Grant Estate|location=The Grant Estate|image=Grant Family Residence.png}} | {{Background location|name=The Grant Estate|location=The Grant Estate|image=Grant Family Residence.png}} | ||
|characters= | |||
{{Character|name=Artem Wing|image=Artem character icon 1.png}} | |||
{{Character|name=Harry Grant|image=Harry Grant character icon.png}} | |||
{{Character|name=Darius Morgan|image=Darius Morgan character icon.png}} | |||
}} | |||
Latest revision as of 02:39, 14 November 2023
Overview
- Stage Cost:
AP x10 (First-Time Cost) - First Clear Rewards:
S-Chip x40
Guide
- Hover to view spoiler content.
Questioning
- Select "Crying child"
- Unlocks "Drug Allergy"
- Unlocks "Contradictory incentives"
- (Key 1/3) Select "Contradictory incentives"
- Unlocks "Family background"
- Select "Family background"
- Unlocks "Doctor and lawyer"
- (Key 2/3) Select "Doctor and lawyer"
- Unlocks "Stopping the crime"
- (Key 3/3) Select "Stopping the crime"
Analysis
Could Harry tamper with the medicine the second time he went into the kitchen?
- Surveillance - Throwing the Drugs Away
- Drug that was Thrown Away
Summary
Location(s)
Misc
The Grant Estate
Outside the Neighborhood
Outside the Neighborhood
The Grant Estate
Character(s)
Evidence
Gordon's Autopsy Report
Evidence Description (Spoilers)
Gordon Grant's autopsy report from the police with detailed information about his time of death and cause of death.
Victim: Gordon Grant
Time of Death: 11:50 AM
Cause of Death: Lethal reaction (myocardial infarction) caused by the drug. After comparing the dose found inside the victim's body with the remaining amount of the drug discarded by Harry Grant, it is highly likely that the drug came from Harry Grant.
Motives: The suspect, Harry Grant, had a fight with Gordon Grant over the family's financial assets, which may have caused this crime of passion.
Lab Report on the Discarded Tablets
Evidence Description (Spoilers)
A lab report from the police with details on the drug that caused the death of Gordon Grant.
The drug was found in the public bin.
The white tablets are non-toxic or hazardous.
However, the drug can potentially trigger lethal reactions in cardiac patients. It is also not a prescription drug, which makes it easy to obtain.
After purification, the dose to trigger lethal reactions is about half a tablet. Judging by the dose found inside the victim's body, the victim had ingested one tablet of the purified drug.
Theory 1:
In addition to Harry, Fannie, who's in charge of Joey's medicine, also had the opportunity to commit the crime. Joanne is also aware of the cautions of Gordon's condition.
Clue(s)
Surveillance - Throwing the Drugs Away
- Harry threw the tablets away at 10:53. No one went to the bin afterwards.
Eyewitness Testimony
- The nanny claims that she saw Harry enter the kitchen and that Harry dropped white tablets into the medicine, which led to Gordon's death.
Inheritance Dispute
- Harry heard that Gordon planned to leave all his assets to Joanne upon his death. Harry was enraged by this arrangement and wanted to murder Gordon.
Gordon's Asset Misappropriation
- Gordon used bribery and forgery to get his hands on the property and pharmacy shares that Harry's mother left for him.
Stopped From Tampering With the Medicine
- Fannie witnessed Harry attempting to tamper with the medicine. She convinced him to abandon this course of action.
Drug That Was Thrown Away
- The drug dose found in Gordon's body matches the dose in Harry's missing refined tablet. No other similar drugs were found on scene.
Opportunity to Tamper
- After Fannie stopped Harry, he didn't have another opportunity to tamper with the medicine. He could've only done it during his first trek into the kitchen.
