Sherlock Holmes Crimes and Punishments: Examine Sir Rodney's body and interrogate the suspects

Leave the room and go through the next door on the right. Take the stairs and go downstairs, to the morgue. Examine the body once again: Wound (face), Chest scar and Stomach scar.

Rotate the body (grab the right - from player's perspective - side). Take a look at the Bruised back (at the bottom) and Bruised Shoulders.

Go back upstairs and go through the bars, to the corridor. In a cell on your right, there are three suspects. Call one of them, for example Pitkin (on the right), to interrogate him. Ask the suspect about his profession, Sir Rodney, The murder, Champagne, Drug and his work - a QTE will appear, during which you should select: Pitkin's letter.

Gregory Pitkin portrait:

• Aristocratic roots (Signet ring, left hand);
• Man of wealth (Gold chain on the vest);
• Disdain (Mouth shape, left profile);
• Arrogant look (right eye).

Now, talk to Blinkhorn (in the middle of the cell). Ask him similar questions and mention Sir Rodney's ring. When talking about the work, a QTE will appear - select: Pitkin's letter.

Percival Blinkhorn portrait:

• Attentive (Focused look, left eye);
• Not wealthy (Rusty bracers);
• Recent earthwork (Fresh dirt stain on the left sleeve);
• Callus (right hand).

Lastly, interrogate Garrow (he's sitting on a bench on the left). Ask him the same questions and mention the Old coin found in the victim's belongings.

Tristram Garrow portrait:

• Perspiration (forehead);
• Eye bags:
• Badly shaven;
• Superstitious (Protective Amulet in the right - from player's perspective - pocket of the waistcoat)
• Dirty clothes (left sleeve);

Deduction

Connect "Sir Rodney's lie" with "Stolen notes". You will obtain "A mortal secret" and also a task: "The last expedition".

Sherlock Holmes: Crimes and Punishments

September 30, 2014

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