Sherlock Holmes Crimes and Punishments: Set out the timeline of the murder at Kew Gardens

When in Kew Gardens again, head to the Palm house. Examine the body in the vestibule: Neck, Martyn Hamish's letter (Martyn Hamish's regret) and his feet (the left one).

Deduction

Connect "Hamish's confession" with "Club foot". You will obtain "Hamish acted alone?" and a task: "Talk to Lestrade".

It's time to check if Miss White is trustworthy. Head to the laboratory and open a cupboard to the right of the fireplace. Examine the Phonograph cylinders inside and take Cylinder 320.

Approach the Phonograph on the desk and select: Use cylinder. Turn the handle and listen to the recording. It will confirm Margaret's words.

Return to the Palm house and talk to Lestrade.

The timeline

Albert meets his father and Hamish - 9.30 (green row).

Dunne and Hamish go out to the backyard - 9.40 (blue row).

Dunne comes to the Dry Tropics room - 9.50 (yellow row).

Hamish returns to the Seed House - 9.50 (blue row).

Margaret talks to Hamish in the laboratory - 10.00 (blue row).

Hamish returns after talking to Margaret - 10.10 (blue row).

Albert notices Hamish coming back - 10.10 (green row).

Dunne is poisoned - 10.30 (yellow row).

Margaret joins Hamish and Albert in the Waterlily greenhouse - 10.40 (purple row).

When you set the right chronology, select: Play events.

Deduction

Connect "Hamish's timeline" with "Albert's timeline". You will obtain two options: "Albert is not involved" and "Albert had time".

Connect "Hamish's timeline" with "White's timeline". You will obtain two options: "White had time" and "White is not involved".

Sherlock Holmes: Crimes and Punishments

September 30, 2014

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