Sherlock Holmes Crimes and Punishments: Retrieve information about passengers that were present at the night train

Enter the Waiting Hall (first glazed door on the right). Talk to the Angry passenger, who stands near the exit.

Angry passenger portrait:

• Workclothes (on his chest);
• Cheap ticket in the right (from the player's perspective) pocket;
• Rough skin on the hands (left hand)
• Married (wedding ring on the right hand).

Ask him about the train incident.

Next, talk to Mr. Robinson sitting on a bench near the fireplace.

Thomas Robinson portrait:

• Australian hat;
• Expensive clothes (on his chest);
• Crocodile skin (Fancy shoes);
• Heavy gold ring on the right (from the player's perspective) hand.

Continue the conversation and you will learn that Robinson stepped off to meet somebody at the station and that there were some Barcazas directors on the train.

Deduction

Connect "Train vanished with the people" with "Chileans stayed on the train". You will obtain two options, from which you will have to choose only one: "Accident" and "Chileans were left".

From the Waiting Hall, go to the Station Master's office (the door on the right, in the corner, near the entrance to the Waiting Hall). Look at the telegraph opposite the door. Activate Holmes's talent.

Prototype Insurance Policy is in the Interstice.

Sherlock will notice an Interstice in the floor, by the wall, near the telegraph. There is a document in it. Take Robinson's Prototype Insurance Policy out (also an Evidence in the Casebook).

Talk to the Station Master about problems with passenger.

Bertram (Bridlington Station Master) portrait:

• Youn age (face);
• Clean clothes (chest);
• Instructions in the left (from player's perspective) pocket of the uniform;
• Ink smudges on the left hand.

Continue the topic of yesterday's events. In the QTE, select: Rookie station master (also an Evidence in the Casebook). As a result of the conversation, Telegram from Chesterfield St. will appear in the Documents tab and Chesterfield's report in the Evidence tab.

Sherlock Holmes: Crimes and Punishments

September 30, 2014

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