| James Jimason | |
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| Biographical information | |
| Full name | James Jimason |
| Gender | Male |
| Status | Deceased |
| Cause of death | Impaled |
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| Nationality |  British
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| Residence | Parinaita |
| Profession(s) | Guard |
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| Appears in | Parinaita (The Secrets) |
| First appeared | Case #14: This is All But A Play! |
James Jimason appeared as a suspect in the murder investigation of actress Alice "Cleopatra" McArther in Devil in my Heart (Case #15 of Parinaita) and was also a quasi-suspect in This is All But A Play! (Case #14 of Parinaita) and in In Blood and Guts (Case #17 of the Secrets of Parinaita). He then later became the victim in In a Bleeding Knightmare (Case #18 of the Secrets of Parinaita).
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Events of Criminal Case[]
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Murder Details[]
James was found, with Mary Melco, impaled on two very long poles in the Knightmare's maze. It was a horrifying sight, according to Edward.
Killer and Motive[]
James's killer turned out to be Anne Lovegood
"They stopped her and questioned her about the murders. She denied everything but then she came out and revealed that she did kill them. When Edward questioned her as to why she did it. She revealed that she was the one who started the Knightmare maze with help from George McArther. She then revealed that it took some people dying to keep the maze up and running and that she never planned on killing that idiot but George made her, saying it was all for the greater good, she then revealed that Henry and Richard popped into the maze by accident, She was angry that any normal human could get into the maze and complete it. She said that Charles, Mary and James will mean that the maze runs for another 3 years. Edward was horrified by this motive and then arrested her for the murders and teleported her and George to the time machine."
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Case Appearances[]
- This is All But A Play! (Case #14 of Parinaita)
- Devil in my Heart (Case #15 of The Secrets of Parinaita)
- In Blood and Guts (Case #17 of The Secrets of Parinaita)
- In a Bleeding Knightmare (Case #18 of The Secrets of Parinaita; Victim)