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AP x10 (First-Time Cost)

S-Chip x40

Transaction records from the bank detailing Joanne's financial status for the past 6 months.

The bank record shows that Gordon Grant had not been transferring money to Joanne for the past six months.

The only money going into her account was from the pawnshop, which was immediately transferred out to the hospital's account.
Currently, Joanne only has less than 20 dollars in her account.

Illegal transaction records found in the strongbox.

Illegal transaction records hidden away inside the strongbox. A special kind of encryption has been applied, which makes them useless without a proper way to read them.

Joanne's certified pharmacist license from a professional medical institute.

Joanne's certified pharmacist license issued a year ago.

This is clearly in conflict with how she claimed to have not been practicing for years. As a licensed pharmacist, Joanne has the knowledge and skills required to purify the drug.

Gordon Grant's diary with a password lock. It contains Gordon's observations on a drug trial subject.

This encrypted notebook was owned by Gordon Grant that keeps a record of a certain kind of experimental anti-aging drug.

According to the records, the test subject showed signs of slow brain development and taste deterioration, just like Joey. Based on that, it's likely that the test subject was Joey.

Judging by the fingerprints found on the lock and the cover, Joanne has read this notebook.

Password Lock: Aside from Gordon's, Joanne's fingerprints were also found on the lock and the edges of some pages. She has obviously opened and read the diary.

Main Text: The diary contains a large amount of observational data on a particular subject. The drug causes delayed brain development, reduced intelligence, and recently, taste deterioration. These symptoms are markedly similar to the information recorded in Joey's medical records.

The White powder found in Joanne's accessory box has been determined to be purified chemicals that can cause lethal reactions to Gordon.

The drug is a kind of white powder that is of the same kind that caused the death of the victim.

A preliminary lab report on X03A. Only Gordon's fingerprints were found on the bottle, and it has been determined that the drug suppresses both physical and mental growth.

1. Only Gordon's fingerprints were found on the bottle.

2. The drug has a complex composition and has been determined to inhibit the normal development of the human body, and has certain anti-aging effects.

3. The drug has severe side effects and can cause brain damage over time, especially in children.

4. The exact composition of the drug is unknown. Further testing is required to learn about its precise pharmacological properties.