Cheryl Morgan | |
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Biographical information | |
Full name | Cheryl Morgan |
Gender | Female |
Status | Deceased |
Death | 2020 |
Cause of death | Cardiac arrest (epinephrine poisoning) |
Profession(s) | Businesswoman |
Partner(s) | Jesse Morgan (husband) |
Game information | |
Appears in | Hidden Missions |
First appearance | Case #1 - Death in First Class |
Cheryl Morgan was the murder victim in Death in First Class, the first case of Hidden Missions.
Profile[]
Cheryl was a middle-aged successful businesswoman in the jewellery industry. She had short brown hair and brown eyes. At the time of her death, Cheryl wore a tan blazer over a white blouse with a black checkered pattern. Additionally, she sported red lipstick and matching gold earrings and necklace.
Murder Details[]
Max and the player were leaving the airport when suddenly pilot Scott Emery stopped them to report Cheryl's murder.
Cheryl was found dead in her first-class suite with a puncture wound on her neck. According to Graham, Cheryl succumbed to cardiac arrest due to being overstimulated by epinephrine injected into her system. The puncture wound indicated the epinephrine was injected with an EpiPen. Furthermore, Graham found W&W's food dye used on the injection wound, indicating that the killer eats W&W's.
Eventually, the player found the EpiPen in a trash can in the first-class suite, it was then handed to T.J. to be analyzed. T.J. was able to confirm that the found EpiPen was the murder weapon after finding traces of Cheryl's blood on the needle. Weirdly enough, T.J. also found traces of wood varnish on the EpiPen, leading to the conclusion that the killer had been working with varnish, indicating a varnish stain on their clothes.
Relationship With Suspects[]
Pilot Scott Emery initially stated that he only knew of Cheryl as a V.I.P. frequent flyer of Osprey Airlines, he was the one who found Cheryl dead. It was then revealed that Cheryl and Scott, in a drunken stupor, had a one night stand, and Scott wanted to be with Cheryl, but she harshly rejected him.
Cheryl was married to Jesse Morgan, a man about half her age. The grief-struck Jesse claimed that he usually accompanied his wife in her international business ventures. Later in the investigation, Jesse admitted that he resented his marriage to Cheryl as she did not give him any real affection, claiming she was treating him as a boy toy rather than a real husband.
Ryan Warner was the sky marshal on duty in Cheryl's flight. Ryan claimed that he barely knew her. During the investigation, Ryan was caught by the two agents trespassing on the plane cargo hold, only to let him go with a warning. Later, the two detectives found out that Cheryl wanted to have Ryan fired due to an incident he failed to manage over a year ago.
Supermodel Ingrid Jergen was in the same flight as Cheryl. She was escorted out of the airport after she found herself swamped by journalists trying to interview her about the murder. Upon being questioned regarding Cheryl, Ingrid claimed she didn't know her personally. After finding Cheryl's harsh comments on Ingrid wearing her jewels. Ingrid admitted that she recognized Cheryl and was furious about the humiliation. However, Ingrid claimed that she kept her cool throughout the flight.
Cheryl was seen talking to scientist Maria Carrera. Dr. Carrera explained that Cheryl was interested in her line of work and only had a small chat with her. It was later revealed that Cheryl had botched Dr. Carrera's experiment five years ago as part of an anti-vaccine protest, which led her to almost getting fired by her company. Their encounter in the flight was Dr. Carrera trying to educate Cheryl about vaccinations.
Killer and Motive[]
The killer turned out to be Ryan.
Cheryl had been suspicious of Ryan as a professional thief and laid out a trap to catch him in the act. During the flight, Ryan had fallen for the trap and Cheryl caught him and began blackmailing him. Ryan resolved to silencing her himself and killed her with an EpiPen.
To be finished