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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.

Theory 1: Jerome Adams is the author of this document. The content is outdated and riddled with mistakes. The other side was used as a draft with all kinds of messy notes written on it.

The autopsy report issued by Judicial Forensic Institute. It confirms that Brad Gries' death was related to an overdose of NXX.

Victim: Brad Gries
Age: 37
Cause of Death: Heart failure caused by an excessive intake of NXX.
Other Information: Prior to this, Brad Gries' health already exhibited abnormalities, such as internal bleeding and organ failure. It's very likely that gradual pathological changes occured after long-term intake of small amounts of NXX.

Examination results issued by the Judicial Forensic Institute. They confirm the presence of NXX residue on the cup fragments.

Examination Object: Porcelain cup fragment
Examination Result: The red solidified substance at the bottom of the cup is candle wax from burnt candles, which matches the candle wax found on the workbench. There is NXX and mineral residue on the interior wall of the cup. It appears that the cup once contained drinking water.
Comparison Results: Differs greatly from the drug found on the black market. The NXX residue in the cup is of a higher concentration and is more deadly.

The broken porcelain cup once contained drinking water with a high concentration of NXX. Drinking it will lead to organ failure and possible death.