Lastik
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Apr-22-2005 04:35
Yeah... basicaly I acepted a favor for the fortune teller. He indicated me a single suspect, but that was enough to start.
I interviewed her and as usually I first asked for her aliby, and if she suspected anyone else. She clammed up at that last question and I failed to sweet talk to her.
I left and went to verify the aliby of my only suspect, and after confirming I went back in order to try and get a deseperatly needed clue on this case. I needed more suspects, BADLY.
I went into her house, and to my surprise, she was dead, assasinated by someone.
So basicaly... I have a case...with no suspect whatsoever... kinda funny in a dark humorous way. Any hints on how to proceed on this besides quitting the case?
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Dr. Falco Maltese
Well-Connected
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Apr-22-2005 19:44
Yep, and as Awling implies, stick to the tough OR charming path for your interviewing skills, until you get all the levels you can of them. For toughness, this means Interrogation/Intimidation. For charming, this means Sweet Talking/Rule Bending.
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