The Testament of Sherlock Holmes: Verify Collected Evidences on a Cemetery

Leave hospital and head to a cemetery (on the opposite side of street). Go in through a passage in a stone wall (behind a field kitchen)

then through a gate on the right

and later on through an open gate in a damaged wall.

Go to the freshly dug hole in the left corner of this cemetery part. Look inside.

In zoom you have to compare the soil you've found with the one in grave. Look through a glass on both of them. Holmes claims it's the same soil.

Then go right from a grave, to a gravedigger's cottage. Look at tombstones leaning on a wall.

This time you have to compare a piece of granite, you found in a diocese nearby the footprint. Examine tombstone and your fragment with a magnifying glass. The same type of granite. Next, take a look at marks of black paint below the bigger part (on the left) and on your piece (bottom left side).

Return to the first part of cemetery through an open gate. Turn left and approach wooden shed in a corner to examine rope hanging by a window.

Using a glass, compare rope from cemetery with a fragment you took from bishop's body. Holmes confirms his suspicions: both are worn out from only one side.

Go on the right side of shed and pick up a leaflet from wheelbarrow, which allows you to get a free bowl of soup. Someone called Grape Ape left a message for Kurtz on it. Leave cemetery.

The Testament of Sherlock Holmes

September 20, 2012

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