Sherlock Holmes Crimes and Punishments: Examine Neligan's belongings and interrogate him

When in Scotland Yard, approach the policeman behind the counter and talk to him. Enter the corridor on the left and go through the first door on the right, to the Evidence Room. Examine Neligan's belongings on the table by the wall (on the left). You will see a Notebook (with some Abbreviations in it), a Pocket knife, a Handkerchief and a Ring.

The Inscription on Neligan's ring.

Take the ring and rotate it to see the Inscription on its inner part (in three parts). The name Dawson will come up.

Leave the room and walk further along the corridor. Open the bars that block your way and enter through the door on the left - into the Interrogation Room. Talk to John Neligan. In the QTE sequence, select: Ring's engraving (you also have an Evidence like this in the Casebook).

John Neligan portrait:

• Shabby cap;
• Thin neck;
• Patch on the left (from your perspective) arm;
• Expensive fabric (left sleeve);
• Elaborate buttons;
• Short sleeves;
• Callus on the left hand;
• Scars on the right hand.

Talk to the boy once again and select: Father's jacket in the QTE (also an Evidence in the Casebook).

Deduction

Connect "Break-in attempts" with "Neligan's notebook". You will obtain: "Retrieving the notebook".

Return to the Clues using the appropriate key (options at the top) and connect "Swift actions" with "Pinned to the wall". You will receive a task: "Experiment required".

Return to Baker Street and approach the Newspapers (to the right of the fireplace) to look for the name Dawson. Select Dawson and Neligan are bankrupt and read the article (3 pages). Leave the close-up mode.

Sherlock Holmes: Crimes and Punishments

September 30, 2014

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