Sherlock Holmes Crimes and Punishments: Interrogate Leighton and examine his belongings at Scotland Yard

Use the map to go to Scotland Yard. After talking to Lestrade, head to the Evidence Room and take a look at Leighton's belongings: Rolled cigarettes, Watch and Leighton's gun, which you should examine in the close-up mode.

The Shells in Leighton's gun.

Look at the Cylinder and then rotate the gun so that you can open it. Examine the Shells.

Deduction

Connect "Leighton's revolver" with "Different shots". You will obtain two options: "Simultaneous shots" and "Firing position".

Connect "Two victims" with "Leighton's revolver". You will obtain "Double murder".

Connect "Common statement" with "Leighton's revolver". You will obtain "Compelling evidence".

Head to the cell and call Leighton Chapman for interrogation. Ask him to tell you his side of the story.

Leighton Chapman portrait:

• Grew up on the street (Deep scar; Occasional fights);
• Hotheaded (Recent beating);
• Office clerk (Fancy scarf; Downtown fashion; Cushy job);
• Committed a crime (Westgate Prison tattoo).

In the QTE, select: Westgate prisoners (also an Evidence in the Casebook) and continue the interrogation.

Deduction

Connect "Old acquaintance" with "Lootless". You will obtain "Personal motive".

Connect "Leighton's statements" with "Common statement". You will obtain "Imaginary man".

If you assume that the Firing position Conclusion is correct, you can end the investigation now (the result may not be right).

Sherlock Holmes: Crimes and Punishments

September 30, 2014

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