| Chelsea Bloom | |
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| Biographical information | |
| Full name | Chelsea Bloom |
| Gender | Female |
| Status | Deceased |
| Birth | 2000 |
| Death | 2018 |
| Cause of death | Poisoning |
| Personal information | |
| Residence | Laroy Bay |
| Profession(s) | Student |
| Family | Mason Bloom-brother
Clive Bloom - father(Deceased) Violet Bloom - grandmother Robin Bloom -uncle |
| Partner(s) | Chester Valentine -ex-boyfriend (Incarcerated) |
| Game information | |
| First appeared | Case #13 Little Murder on Big Grounds |
Chelsea Bloom (2000-2018) was the victim in Little Murder on Big Grounds (Case #13 of Laroy Bay)
Profile[]
Chelsea was an 18-year-old future Univestiy student. She had long ginger hair parted to her left side and sported dark red lipstick. She wore a red blouse with a black plait collar and donned a red Fairview High School badge on her right lapel. She also wore a black plait skirt as well as black stockings and white shoes. Additionally, she wears long gold earrings.
Murder Details[]
Chelsea was found posioned during football match.Megan Alan autopsied her body and found traces of frozen yogurt on her.The Killer probbably checked her puls to see if she died.That means that the killer eats frozen yogurt.
Killer and motives[]
After investigation,team arrested her ex-boyfriend Chester Valentine.Chester confessed that he never ment to kill her.He ment to kill her brother Mason Bloom.He said that Mason didn't let Chelsea to have Chester as her boyfriend,because Chester had really bad reputation in school,but Chelse ignored Mason.When Mason spoted Chelsea and Chester smoking weed,he got mad because Chester has bad influence on his sister and he kicked him few times.Chester decided that he must get rid of Mason,so he put cyanide in Mason's chicken nuggets,but he didn't know that Mason bought these for Chelsea.During the football match,Chelsea said that she doesn't feel so good,and she ran to the bathroom.Chester followed her and realized that he accidently killed her.Judge sentenced him to 20 years in prison with chance of parole after 10 years.