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Mar-24-2006 19:55

What happens when the physical evidence from the crime scene is from two different people? Do you just narrow it down from those two or what? Thanks in advance!

Mar-25-2006 01:08

Sorry, Morgan, but if you can't get any of your other suspects to tell you about your main suspect's motive, the only option left is to quit the case.

That's the trouble with getting told about suspects from the townies - it's great if your list isn't complete but you can get terribly stuck because motive can only be given by the other suspects and without having a motive you won't get the option to accuse either.

Mar-25-2006 07:02

I have to agree with Greyling. I to use to run into that same problem until I started asking all my suspects who they thought had a motive first. Even before I asked them if they had a alibi. Depending on the case level you will likely have a certain amount of suspects 6 or more. but you must have a motive. And if the glove doesnt fit you must aquit.

Mar-25-2006 11:00

FIRST OF ALL CHECH FOR THEIR ALLIBIS.SEE WHICH IS FAKE.GO AND GET THE PHYSICAL EVIDENCE CHECKED UP BY THE BANKER OR SHOE MAKER BY THEIR NAME.YOU ARE SURE TO GET ONE OF THEM AND ACCUSE HIM OF THE CRIME.

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Mar-25-2006 12:45

Combor, please, don't shout.

I would suggest listening to Greyling and check for motive before alibi.