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== Plot == |
== Plot == |
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| + | The [[Acropolis Justice Defence Force]] received a phone call from a frantic woman who stated that she had information regarding [[BioAlpha Corp|BioAlpha]] and their activities in Uptown Acropolis. But, before the police could receive any valuable information, the woman disconnected. |
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| + | Thankfully, [[Elliot Rothman|Elliot]] was able to trace the call – it came from Venus Boulevard. [[Eric Wayne|Lt. Wayne]] and the player rush off to the location, only to find a crashed car and the woman, who was later identified as [[Sarah Doherty]], dead in the damaged vehicle. |
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| + | Despite the obvious possible cause of death, [[Graham Fraser|Dr. Graham Fraser]] actually determined the cause of death to be toxin inhalation. Sarah succumbed to the poisonous fumes before the car crashed, determining toxic gas to be the murder weapon. Due to the toxin's solution being so complex, Dr. Fraser can only come up with the conclusion that the killer has advanced knowledge on chemistry. |
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== Summary == |
== Summary == |
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=== Victim === |
=== Victim === |
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| + | * '''Sarah Doherty '''– found dead in a car accident site |
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| − | * '''TBA''' |
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=== Murder Weapon === |
=== Murder Weapon === |
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| − | * ''' |
+ | * '''Car Air Conditioner''' |
=== Killer === |
=== Killer === |
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| − | * TBA |
+ | * '''TBA''' |
== Suspects == |
== Suspects == |
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| + | * '''[[Damian Mallory]]''' – BioAlpha Leader |
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| − | * TBA |
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| + | * '''[[Lucien Dupree]]''' – BioAlpha Supervisor |
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| − | * TBA |
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| + | * '''[[Lars Brunner]]''' – Victim's Boyfriend |
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| − | * TBA |
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| + | * '''[[Megan Olson]]''' – Victim's Roommate |
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| − | * TBA |
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| + | * '''[[Leanne Dempsey]]''' – Psychologist |
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| − | * TBA |
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=== Quasi-Suspects === |
=== Quasi-Suspects === |
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| − | * TBA |
+ | * '''TBA''' |
== Killer's Profile == |
== Killer's Profile == |
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| − | * The killer |
+ | * The killer knows chemistry |
| − | * The killer |
+ | * The killer chews narcotic gum |
| − | * The killer |
+ | * The killer uses sunscreen |
| − | * The killer |
+ | * The killer has an ink stain |
| − | * The killer |
+ | * The killer wears a necklace |
== Crime Scenes == |
== Crime Scenes == |
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Revision as of 14:12, 21 January 2019
“Uptown Kill” is a case in Criminal Case: Justice Department. It is the fourth case of the series, it occurs in the Uptown Acropolis district.
Plot
The Acropolis Justice Defence Force received a phone call from a frantic woman who stated that she had information regarding BioAlpha and their activities in Uptown Acropolis. But, before the police could receive any valuable information, the woman disconnected.
Thankfully, Elliot was able to trace the call – it came from Venus Boulevard. Lt. Wayne and the player rush off to the location, only to find a crashed car and the woman, who was later identified as Sarah Doherty, dead in the damaged vehicle.
Despite the obvious possible cause of death, Dr. Graham Fraser actually determined the cause of death to be toxin inhalation. Sarah succumbed to the poisonous fumes before the car crashed, determining toxic gas to be the murder weapon. Due to the toxin's solution being so complex, Dr. Fraser can only come up with the conclusion that the killer has advanced knowledge on chemistry.
Summary
Victim
- Sarah Doherty – found dead in a car accident site
Murder Weapon
- Car Air Conditioner
Killer
- TBA
Suspects
- Damian Mallory – BioAlpha Leader
- Lucien Dupree – BioAlpha Supervisor
- Lars Brunner – Victim's Boyfriend
- Megan Olson – Victim's Roommate
- Leanne Dempsey – Psychologist
Quasi-Suspects
- TBA
Killer's Profile
- The killer knows chemistry
- The killer chews narcotic gum
- The killer uses sunscreen
- The killer has an ink stain
- The killer wears a necklace
Crime Scenes
[Soon to be completed]
Steps
Chapter 1
[Soon to be completed]
Chapter 2
[Soon to be completed]
Chapter 3
[Soon to be completed]
Additional Investigation
[Soon to be added]
Trivia
- The case name “Uptown Kill” is a reference to the song sung by Bruno Mars, Uptown Funk.