Main Story 05-28
Overview
- Stage Cost:
AP x10 (First-Time Cost) - First Clear Rewards:
S-Chip x40
Summary
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Evidence
Ian's Testimony I
The testimony of the Forestry Testing researcher Ian Johnson that contains the reason for his resentment of Jasmine Kenders.
1. Ian Johnson applied for the Ph.D. program at Stellis University, but was rejected for reasons of academic misconduct, which was writing papers for other students.
2. In August of last year, Ingrid Rosworth discovered that Ian Johnson was selling hallucinogens illegally. She used this fact to blackmail Ian Johnson into giving a false testimony in Heirson's favor. Thus, while Ian Johnson was on the witness stand to vouch for the credibility of the report, he lied and said Jasmine Kenders bribed him for his testimony.
3. Sometime after the "Water Quality Report" was released, Ian Johnson asked Jasmine Kenders for money to help with treatment after his father fell ill. Ian Johnson wrote an IOU himself and kept a photo of it in his phone.
4. After Jasmine Kenders lost the case, she went to Ian Johnson to confirm the credibility of the report. But with Ingrid Rosworth blackmailing him, Ian Johnson couldn't tell her the truth.
5. Ian Johnson hated Jasmine Kenders and believed that she was investigating the contamination only to make a name for herself. He also believed that she was the one responsible for reporting his academic misconduct to Stellis University.
6. Ian Johnson doesn't remember his whereabouts on Sept 12th of last year. He also doesn't remember going to Jasmine Kenders' house or Opaline Village.
Photo of Ian's IOU
A photo of Ian Johnson's IOU for the money that Jasmine Kenders lent him.
After the first version of the "Water Quality Report" was released, Ian Johnson borrowed money from Jasmine Kenders in order to pay for his father's treatment. He wrote an IOU and kept a photo of it in his phone.
Clue(s)
Ian's Hallucinogens
- Ian Johnson had been secretly developing a new hallucinogen. He's now under arrest.
Prison Cell Numbering
- The cells in the Heirson lab are numbered 1 to 4 on the doors controlled electronically.
