Law & Order: Justice is Served – Part 3

by Len Green 25 sections about 67 minutes to read

Law & Order (3):
Justice is
Served

Walkthrough

Len Green
1st October 2004

FOREWORD
:-

( Particularly
for those who have played previous L&O games ! )

I would like to thank Legacy Interactive, and in particular Christina
Oliver for their cooperation and assistance.

L&O-3 is considerably different from the previous 2 games of the series. IMHO,
it has been greatly improved in many ways (this is not to imply that the
previous versions were not good games! Each one of the series has been a great
improvement on the previous game. Several justified criticisms from players
have been absorbed & corrected by the Developers, to their credit … not every
Company is so considerate !).

It is VERY
much longer and hence more complex. There are around a dozen and a half actual
‘traditional’ puzzles of varying degrees of difficulty … mostly not all that
hard.

The
interface and general game mechanisms are substantially the same, but have been
altered, streamlined, and improved greatly. I shall not describe any
of these improvements, or their functioning, since these are ALL explained in
the manual.

Please note that this walkthrough may be subject to
slight changes if the game is updated !

PREFACE
:-

{A}
This walkthrough describes the absolute MINIMUM actions only which
you must take in order to succeed … 1 or 2 non-essentials may have
crept in by mistake!

However, please don’t use this walkthrough unless you
absolutely have to. Many items, actions, and conversation topics
which are not absolutely essential have been omitted. A lot of these are
interesting and provide much of the background story to the game.

“Warning”
:- The main purpose of this game is to examine clues, interview witnesses &
suspects, etc. Some of these actions are essential, but many are fruitless or
even red herrings … as in real life investigations.

If you simply take this walkthrough in your hand and follow exactly what to do &
not to do, you can probably finish the game relatively quickly. This would
completely defeat its whole purpose!

{B}
The object of the first part of L&O_3 is for you to assist the
detectives (Lennie Briscoe & Ed Green [no relative
J]
) to arrest the correct suspect. Until you succeed in this you cannot advance
to the second part of the game … the trial.

In the
second part of L&O_3, you help the Assistant District Attorney (A.D.A.
… Serena Southerlyn) to obtain a “Guilty” verdict at the subsequent trial of
your suspect. This part is more complex since it consists of several watertight
consecutive sections which will be described fully at the beginning of part-2.

Incidentally, you CAN get scores of 100% … but this is not essential to complete
the game fully and successfully !

{C}
At some stage(s) in the game you may need to review exactly what you have done
(&/or not done). All essential actions which have been performed are recorded
in your log book.

{D}
You should NOT have to follow the
identical order of interviewing characters or accessing locations as described
in this walkthrough. Some locations of course will not appear on the map until
you have completed certain tasks, and so a particular order is
sometimes essential.

{E}
In order to see the whole map, don’t forget to scroll it down or
up (see the right hand side of the map !)

{F}
The inventory structure of L&O-3 is quite a
bit different from the previous 2 L&O games.

In particular, please note the following :-

Your
inventory is present all the time near the bottom of the screen. It is
actually FOUR separate inventories :- from left to right, and using my personal
terminology ……….

‘persons-inventory’;
‘objects-inventory’; ‘documents-inventory; & ‘reports-inventory’.

When you PICK UP any object (hand icon), it is automatically placed into
the appropriate one of the abovementioned inventories (which glows for a short
while whilst it is entered). If you do NOT deliberately
pick it up, it will not be there of course.

{G}
You very frequently have to obtain assistance from the various police
departments. To do this, you have to drag an appropriate item from one of the
aforementioned inventories (at the bottom of the screen) into one of 4
‘submission’ folders and then submit. These folders are (from top to bottom)
:- (i) Lab(oratory) ; (ii) Research ; (iii) Surveillance ; (iv) Psych.(ological)
Eval.(uation).

To access these 4 folders you have to travel on the map to the “27th Precinct”
in part-1 of the game, and to the “District Attorney” in part-2 of the game.

Results for (ii) & (iii) above are obtained from the “27th Precinct”, (i) from
the “Crime Lab”) and (iv) from the Psychiatrist.

{H}
From time to time, particularly if you’re
stuck, access the cell phone for voice mail, phone calls you can make, and
assistance from your Supervisors. If you wish to know whether you are ready
to obtain a warrant or subpoena etc., access your cell-phone and ask your
Supervisor who will tell you ( generally correctly
J
).

If the
voice mail contains any incoming calls, it means that you should go to the
appropriate place to receive info that you asked for earlier.

After you have requested help (from ‘Records & Research’, ‘Surveillance’, ‘Crime
Lab’, or ‘Psychiatrist’), the results will not be available instantaneously,
but generally after you have visited only one (usually, ANY)
location.

{I}
‘ACTIONS’ and
PUZZLES :-

***
denotes ‘actions’ of various types.

+++
denotes puzzles.

+++ The
solutions of all puzzles will be given in graduated form [1], [2], [3], etc., so
that the player who is stuck may quite probably only need to read the first one
or two hints, rather than an immediate final spoiler (… which will
be printed so that it is less easy to read !).

As far as possible, the puzzle solutions will be
described textually so as not to provide immediate spoilers. But in some cases
this is impossible due to randomization, or insufficient accuracy.

Therefore quite a number of graphics have been
added to some puzzles. These graphics are ALL concentrated at the very end of
this walkthrough.

Wherever a graphic is available, it is
(internally) linked to its appropriate puzzle (generally at its end).

{J}
In general, SAVE FREQUENTLY. It is very easy to make a wrong or
redundant move!

You have 11 save-slots. If
you like, you can save batches of up to 11 ‘permanently’ (zipping if you like)
before overwriting … for the next batch of 11.

PART-1 …
DETECTIVE

Watch the cut
scenes displaying the discovery of the body, etc.

Detectives
Lennie Briscoe and Ed Green arrive at the crime scene

Crime Scene.

***
Start your game here.

***
Search all the 3 ‘areas’ in the players’ locker rooms.

***
View the sports journal on the bench.

***
Look at & pick up the syringe.

***
Go to the bathroom.

***
Look at & pick up the access card from the floor.

***
Look at & pick up the button.

***
Look at Elena Kusarova’s (the vic[tim]’s) locker.

***
Look at the padlock … locked !

LOCKED
PADLOCK PUZZLE.

+++
[1] Look around all areas of the crime scene.

[2] See
anything with words on it ?

[3] See
any word consisting of 3 letters ?

[4] Did
you read the front page of the sports journal carefully?

[5] An
‘appropriate’ word for the vic to remember easily ?

[6]From top to bottom set the
word “ACE”.

***
The locker is open now.

***
Look at & take Elena’s key (from her tennis bag, below)

***
Look at & take the holiday photograph (from the locker door).

***
Look at the phone number on the locker door.

***
Look at & take the pills.

Choose the map
and go to Nicole Beaumont.

***
Question Nicole.

(A) Did you
know the victim?

(B)
When did you last see her alive?

(D)
Did anyone come with her to practice?

(E)
Do you think Elena was worried about her match?

(F)
Did you see her with anyone before practice?

Choose the map
and go to the M.E.’s Office
(Medical Examiner).

***
Talk to the M.E., Dr. Sharon Rutledge. ( I think that the choice of
subjects here is arbitrary, and none is essential !).

(A) Is the
head trauma what killed her?

(B)
Aren’t performance drugs like that easily detectable?

(D)
So what have we got here?

***
View the vic’s corpse … hand and head.

***
Look at & pick up the blood sample.

***
Look at & pick up the hairs.

***
Look at & pick up the embryonic cells.

***
Look at & take the autopsy report.

***
Look at & take the pregnancy test.

Choose the map
and go to the 27th Precinct.

***
Drag the embryonic cells from the ‘objects-inventory’ into the (Crime) Lab
folder.

***
Drag the pills from the ‘objects-inventory’ into the (Crime) Lab folder.

***
Drag the blood sample from the ‘objects-inventory’ into the (Crime) Lab folder.

***
Drag the hairs from the ‘objects-inventory’ into the (Crime) Lab folder.

***
Drag the access card from the ‘objects-inventory’ into the Records & Research
folder.

Choose the map
and go to Svetlana Kusarova.

***
Question Svetlana.

(A) Do you
know anyone who would want to hurt her?

(B)
Did her opponents like Elena?

(D)
Had Elena’s ranking slipped lately?

(E)
Had she competed in fewer tournaments this last year?

***
Drag the pregnancy report (… the sheet you took from the M.E.’s office) from the
‘documents-inventory’ and show it to Svetlana.

Choose the map
and go to Frank Morelli.

***
Question Frank.

(A) You
weren’t angry that Elena’s new coach was going to get the credit for all your
hard work?

(B)
Did you ever see Elena and her mother argue?

(D)
Don’t coaches usually manage a player’s strokes and their agents manage
their careers?

(E)
Are you talking about endorsements?

(F)
Want to tell us where you were that morning?

***
Drag the pregnancy report (see just above) from the ‘documents-inventory’ and
show it to Frank.

***
He volunteers a DNA test.

***
Frank gives the detective his saliva swab.

***
Take it.

Choose the map
and go to Mark Greenfield.

***
Question Mark.

(A) Is that
why you fired her old coach, Frank Morelli?

(B)
How long had she been a client of yours?

(D)
Does that mean you were sure this was her big comeback?

(E)
Do you think Elena had any other problems that were getting in the way of
her game?

(F)
Wouldn’t she have come to you for advice with a problem?

Choose the map
and go to the 27th Precinct.

***
Drag Frank Morelli’s saliva swab from the ‘objects-inventory’ into the (Crime)
Lab folder.

***
Drag the graphic of Mark Greenfield from the ‘persons-inventory’ into the
Records & Research folder.

Choose the map
and go to Patrick McEnroe.

***
Question Patrick.

(A) Were you
here the whole time during Elena’s practice?

(B)
Know anyone who’d want to murder her?

(D)
What were her chances at the Open?

(E)
Had Elena’s game slipped?

(F)
Was she unfocused with anyone in particular?

Choose the map
and go to Rodrigo Silva.

***
Question Rodrigo.

(A)
How long were you and Elena together?

(B)
When did your relationship end?

***
After this, he refuses to continue answering until he’s been given a tangible
reason to do so !

***
Drag onto Rodrigo the photo of him on vacation with Elena (from the
‘objects-inventory’ … the photo taken from Elena’s locker) … and he will
continue.

***
Continue to question Rodrigo.

(D)
Anyone else know about her apartment?

(E)
What did you think of her chances at the Open?

(F)
Just in case, where were you the morning of the murder?

(G)
Have you got the address of yours and Elena’s love nest?

Choose the map
and go to the 27th Precinct.

***
Go to Records & Research (Tony Jefferson).

***
View the research report on the access card.

***
View the research report on Mark Greenfield and take it (i.e. it will be added
to the ‘reports-inventory’).

Choose the map
and go to Jimmy Russo.

***
Question Jimmy.

(A) What time
did you leave the stadium?

(B)
Did you see or hear anything unusual?

(D)
How many cameras are in the stadium?

(E)
Where are the

security tapes
kept?

***
He voluntarily hands you a batch of stadium tapes.

*** Take them !

(E) Why should we believe you
weren’t still at the stadium when the murder occurred?

***
Hand Jimmy the access card (from the ‘objects-inventory’) … but {automatically}
take it back.

Choose the map
and go to the 27th Precinct.

***
Drag the access card (WITH Jimmy’s fingerprints on it) from the
‘objects-inventory’ into the (Crime) Lab folder.

Access your
cell-phone.

***
Look at the name added … Howard Cragen. He is the owner of the phone number
which was on Elena’s locker door.

***
Speak to Cragen … he is Elena’s lawyer.

(A)
When was the last time you met with her?

(B)
Wasn’t Elena a little young to be thinking about the hereafter?

(D)
When was the last time you spoke with her?

(E)
Who are the beneficiaries?

***
Cragen replies … “Legally I can’t disclose that until probate. I really
can’t help you further until after Elena’s will has been read”………..…

……….…. and he can’t
& won’t say anything more !

Choose the
map and go to the Crime Lab (Elizabeth Hernandez).

***
View the lab report on the access card and take it (i.e. it will be added to the
‘reports-inventory’).

***
View the lab report on the embryonic cells and take it.

***
View the lab report on the hairs and take it.

***
View the lab report on the pills.

***
View the lab report on Frank Morelli’s saliva swab.

***
View the lab report on the blood sample.

***
The lab reports above reveal fingerprints on the access card showing that Jimmy
Russo is an assumed name. His real name is Peter Hamlin.

***
The lab reports above also show that Frank Morelli is not the
father of Elena’s unborn child.

Choose the map and go
to the 27th Precinct.

***
Drag the graphic of Peter Hamlin from the ‘persons-inventory’ into the Records &
Research folder.

Choose the map and go
to the victim’s residence.

***
Drag Elena’s key (from the ‘objects-inventory’) onto her front door.

***
Enter Elena’s apartment and search both ‘areas’ there.

***
Look at & pick up the hate-mail from the table.

***
Look at & pick up the crackers from the table.

***
Look at & pick up the family photo from one of the walls.

***
Look at & pick up the wine glass from near the telephone (and the sofa).

***
View, and take the torn-up letter from the floor !

***
Assemble the torn-up letter.

TORN-UP LETTER PUZZLE.

+++
[1] Separate the 12 pieces … which are arranged differently each time,
randomly.

[2]
See if you can assemble the letter (… the pieces do not have

to fit exceptionally
closely).

[3] If
you have not succeeded, double click the pieces to flip them

over.

[4] It
transpires that there is more than one note … or maybe the

two sides of the
same note ??

[5]
Concentrate on one side (or note) ONLY ! (Only one of the
2 sides is described below … you can just as well assemble the other side
instead if you prefer !)

[6] The
width (horizontal) is only roughly 80% the length of the

‘height’ (vertical).

[7]
‘Isolate’ the 4 corners, and start with them.

[8] The top left hand corner contains the word
“Elena”.

[9] The
top right hand corner contains the words “about this”.

[10] The
bottom right hand corner contains the words, one beneath

the other, “have” &
“all”.

[11] The
bottom left hand corner contains the word “to” … N.B. its

flip (‘incorrect’)
side consists of the word “Rodrigo”.

[12] Isolate the (only) 2 pieces which have a horizontal straight

edge.

[13] The one containing the words “be nice” fills the gap at the top

… the other,
containing the word “and”, fills the gap at the bottom.

[14] If
you’ve got this far, your letter should look like ‘Graphic-1’
… link to
the end of this walkthrough.

[15] It
should now be easy to complete the whole letter (both pages)

which should read as
in the link to‘Graphic-2’
at the end of this walkthrough.

***
Read the assembled (2 page) letter, and ‘take’ it (i.e. add it to the
‘documents-inventory’).

***
View the locked music box … a keepsake from back home.

***
Play some notes and notice the musical note-letters appearing above (A; B;
D~sharp; etc., etc.)

***
Look at the parrot. It squawks something (different ‘phrases’ each time you
try).

***
But there is an icon indicating that it wants something.

PARROT PUZZLE.

+++
[1] What would a parrot want (that you can supply)?

[2]
Something to eat maybe?

[3] Give the parrot some
crackers (drag them from your ‘objects-inventory’).

***
It now squawks a (Russian) tune … you can get it to repeat the tune as often as
you want.

***
Open the locked music box.

LOCKED MUSIC BOX PUZZLE.

+++
[1] Have you memorized the tune that the parrot squawked?

[2] If
not, get the parrot to repeat the tune as often as you need.

[3] Play the melody that the parrot squawked.

[4] It only consists of 9 notes.

[5] I found that the difficult part was in determining the pitch of the first
note only.

[6] This first note is ‘C-sharp’.

[7] If you have troubles with musical puzzles for any reason, look at the
musical note-letters appearing above the keys after you have
entered all 9 notes.

[8] Observe the background colors of these musical note-letters.

[9] If they are green, those notes are correct. If they are mauve, those notes
are incorrect, and next time you must change these (only).

[10] The correct tune (from left to right is …
C~sharp; C~sharp; C~sharp; B;
C~sharp; D; E; D; C~sharp.

***
Listen to the pleasant Russian melody.

***
View the postcard inside the open music box, and take it.

***
Exit (by the front door of) the victim’s residence.

***
You find yourself in the hall.

***
Access the front door of Elena’s next door neighbor.

***
Enter her apartment.

***
Interview Sophie Marguilies.

(A) Did you
ever see her with anyone here?

(B)
Did you hear anything from Elena’s apartment the night before she died?

Choose the map and go
to the 27th Precinct.

***
Go to (Records &) Research.

***
View the research report on Peter Hamlin and take it (i.e. it will be added to
the ‘reports-inventory’).

***
Apparently he was arrested 3 years ago for stalking & assaulting Elena with a
knife.

***
He is also a nutcase fan of another female tennis competitor, Claire Thomas

***
Access the folders.

***
Drag the wine glass from the ‘objects-inventory’ into the (Crime) Lab folder.

***
Drag the hate mail from the ‘documents-inventory’ into the (Crime) Lab folder.

***
Drag the postcard from the ‘documents-inventory’ into the Records & Research
folder.

Choose the map
and go to Jimmy Russo/Peter Hamlin.

***
He says he’s too busy to talk right now !

***
Drag the research report on Peter Hamlin from the ‘reports-inventory’, onto
Jimmy/Peter.

***
Question Peter Hamlin.

(A) Want to
tell us how you got this job?

(B)
Did anyone see you clock out that morning?

(D)
And then you happened to turn around, sneak back into the locker room and
wait for Elena, right?

(E)
C’mon, you knew Elena was playing at the Open so you arranged to be there
to give her a warm welcome?

Choose the map and go
to the 27th Precinct.

***
Go to (Records &) Research.

***
View the report on the postcard (that you took from the opened music

box).

***
It is written in Russian and some fragments have flaked off.

***
You have to ‘repair’ the damaged postcard before it can be translated into
English.

POSTCARD PUZZLE.

+++
[1] There are 10 fragments which have peeled off leaving 10 spaces

on the written side
of the postcard.

[2] You
have to fill in these 10 to complete the postcard.

[3] The
writing is in Cyrillic script and unless you know Russian,

you will have to
fill them in by pattern recognition … it is not difficult.

[4] The
arrangement of the 10 fragments is random and

differs each time …
so no purely written solution can be supplied.

[5] If you
have difficulty,
link through to‘Graphic-3’.

[6] One
(random) set of fragments is marked 01 thro’ 10. Their

appropriate places
on the postcard are signified by 01 thro’ 10. Identify your
particular fragments and set them in place accordingly.

[7] The
repaired postcard is shown
in the link to‘Graphic-4’.

Choose the map
and go to the Crime Lab.

***
View the lab report on the hate mail.

***
View the lab report on the wine glass.

Choose the map
and go to Claire Thomas.

***
Question Claire.

(A) Were there
rumors that connected you to the assault on Elena three years ago?

(B)
Weren’t you angry about the rumors?

(D)
Where were you when Elena’s murder took place?

(E)
Were you worried she might defeat you in the Open?

(F)
Wasn’t this supposed to be her big comeback?

Choose the map
and go to Kaya Talib.

***
Question Kaya.

(A) Since you
and Elena spent a lot of time together did you talk about personal things?

(B)
Was Elena having problems with her mother?

(D)
Did Elena ever know her father?

(E)
Are you still going to play doubles in the Open?

(F)
Were there any endorsement deals lined up for you and Elena as a team?

Choose the map
and go to Svetlana Kusarova.

***
Question Svetlana.

(A) Do you
know if Elena had some reason to be concerned about her father?

(B)
Did he die before or after you left your country?

***
Obtain a search warrant on Peter Hamlin.

(A) Access the six folders and click on the
search warrant tab.

(B) Drag your suspicious person into the
“Suspect” window.

(D) Click on “Submit” … If you want to repeat,
click on “Clear”.

***
(B) Should be Peter Hamlin.

*** (C)
Should be {i} Peter Hamlin’s background check {ii} Access card lab test (after
Hamlin’s prints are on it !).

***
If correct, you are inside Peter Hamlin’s residence.

***
It is dark in his living room.

***
There is a flashlight. Look at it; but its battery is dead.

***
Enter the adjoining room.

***
Get Briscoe to move boxes so that he can get to the middle
of the other (right) side of the room to grab the battery.

BOXES PUZZLE.

+++
[1] This is not an easy puzzle but not a terribly difficult one either.

If you get stuck,
follow the instructions below. ( N.B. There are MANY other solutions … & most
probably, better, much shorter and more efficient ones!).
The following is just one possible procedure.

[2] Draw a grid of 7 squares width, & 5 squares
height, representing the area concerned. Each box is represented by one square,
but 3 crates occupy 2 squares each & 2 large crates occupy 3 squares each.

Label the squares from the left bottom corner upwards ‘A’ thro’ ‘E’, and from
the left bottom corner to the right ‘1’ thro’ ‘7’.

Briscoe starts in the empty square “B1”.

[3] Most of the time you will be dragging boxes and in the ONLY

DIRECTION that they
can move. This will be denoted simply as “C3” for example …
meaning that you drag the box standing on the square C3 (in
the only direction that the box on C3 can move). Crates (double or
triple squares) will be designated for example as “A5+B5+C5”.

Occasionally, a box or crate can be moved in 2 directions.
This will be marked as U(p), D(own), R(ight),
or L(eft) :- e.g. “C4~R” would mean … move the box on C4 to the right (and not
to any other ‘accessible’ direction).

[4]
From time to time Briscoe can move, and a circular icon

indicates the square
where you want him to move TO. As an example {B4}
means that you want Briscoe to move ONTO square B4.

[5] From
Briscoe’s starting position, make the following moves …….

“D5”; “A5+B5+C5”;
“D2”; “D3”; “B3+C3”; “B2”; “A2”; “A3+A4~L”; “B4”; “A4~R”; “B3”; “B2”; {B2};
“A1”; “A2+A3~L”; “B3”; {B3}; “B4”; {B4}; “A3”; “A4”; “B3”; “A3”.

Link through to‘Graphic-5’.

[6] “A5”; “A4~L”; “A6”; “A5~L”; “A7”; “A6~L”; “B6”; “B7~D”;

“C6+C7”; “D6”; “E6”;
“E5”.

Link through to‘Graphic-6’.

[7]
“B5+C5+D5”; “B6+B7”; “A7”; “B7~U”; “A6”; “A5”; “A7”;

“A6~R”; “B5+B6”; {B5};
“A4”; “A5+ A6”; “A7”; “B7~D”; “{B6}”; “{B7}”; “C6”; “C7”;
“{C7}”.

Link through to‘Graphic-7’.

***
View & take the battery.

***
Exit the location. (To do this, click on the semi circular exit arrow at the
bottom left hand corner of the screen. However, if you so wish, you can return
by moving the boxes in the same sort of way to that in which you arrived. But
this is completely unnecessary !).

***
You are back in the dark living room.

***
Look at the flashlight again and drag the battery
onto it.

***
Take the flashlight … now you can see other items in the room.

***
View the article (A cut out from a newspaper … about the assault on Elena
Kusarova.).

***
View & take the bottles.

***
Move into the adjoining room.

***
View the fan pictures of Claire Thomas on the wall.

***
View & take the typewriter.

***
Return to the living room.

***
Look at the cabinet … it’s locked.

***
Open the cabinet.

LOCKED
CABINET PUZZLE.

+++
[1] Click on any 2 letters and they interchange positions.

[2] There are 12
letters and 2 blanks.

[3] Presumably this
is an anagram ……

[4] …… probably of
something easy for Peter Hamlin to remember.

[5] Suppose you
only ‘use’ ONE of the blanks i.e. making only 2 words instead of 3 ?

[6] The superfluous
blank can go at the beginning, the end, or

between the 2 words … but
there must be (at least) 1 blank between them.

[7] What is Peter
constantly fantasizing about ?

[8] The 2 words are
…
CLAIRE THOMAS .

***
View the videotapes in the opened cabinet & take them.

Choose the map
and go to the 27th Precinct.

***
Drag the typewriter from the ‘objects-inventory’ into the (Crime) Lab folder.

***
Drag the bottles from the ‘objects-inventory’ into the (Crime) Lab folder.

***
Drag the videotapes from the ‘objects-inventory’ into the Records & Research
folder.

Access your
cell-phone.

***
Look at the name added … Ben Winters. He is the person who wrote the newspaper
article which was in Peter Hamlin’s apartment.

***
Speak to Ben.

(A) Do you
think Elena Kusarova could have committed suicide?

(B)
Did her mother push her especially hard?

(D)
Doesn’t the WTF have rules that govern the development of their careers?

(E)
What about steroids and performance drugs?

(F)
How about their friendships with the other players?

Choose the map and go
to the 27th Precinct.

***
Go to (Records &) Research.

***
View and take the report on the videotapes (that you took from Peter
Hamlin’s apartment).

*** Go to
the cell and access voice-mail. Receive a message from ‘Records & Research’
concerning the videotapes found at Peter’s apartment, together with some info
concerning Yuri Zaliski, Elena’s father.

{[ You may possibly
have some hassle here. If you do, try visiting various characters or even
stopping & restarting the game ! ]}

Choose the map
and go to Yuri Zaliski.

***
Ask Yuri about his daughter. He says he has no
daughter.

***
Drag the family photograph from the
‘objects-inventory’ onto Yuri. That makes him talk !

***
Question Yuri.

(A) Didn’t you
know Elena thought you had died?

(B)
You didn’t know she had become a tennis star?

(D) Where were you on the
morning she died?

Choose the map
and go to Svetlana Kusarova.

***
Question Svetlana.

(A) How come
you didn’t tell us about Yuri’s sudden appearance before?

(B) What made you think Yuri was
dead?

(D)
Did anyone else know about Yuri’s past?

Choose the map
and go to the 27th Precinct.

***
Drag the graphic of Svetlana from the ‘persons-inventory’ into the Surveillance
folder.

Choose the map
and go to Omar Talib.

***
Question Omar Talib.

(A) Didn’t
your daughter and Elena play together for the last two years?

(B)
How come Elena was the one with the endorsement deals?

(D) Did Kaya mention anything that
was bothering Elena?

(E)
Who manages your daughter’s career?

Choose the map
and go to the 27th Precinct.

***
Go to Surveillance (Jack Foster).

***
View and take the report on Svetlana Kusarova.

Choose the map
and go to the Eastside Women’s Clinic.

*** Speak to the
young women there.

*** None are of any
assistance.

***
Question Eleanor Sullivan (the clinic’s director).

(A)
Was anyone with Elena when she was here?

(B)
Did you meet with Elena’s mother when she came here?

*** It’s the
clinic’s policy to reveal NOTHING confidential !

***
Look around and see if anybody else has entered the clinic.

***
Question one of the clinic’s weekend volunteers … Toki Yamamato.

***
Question Toki Yamamato.

(A)
Do you know why Elena was here?

(B)
Do you remember seeing if anyone came with her on the day of her
appointment?

***
Obtain a search warrant on Svetlana Kusarova.

(A) Access the six folders and click on the
search warrant tab.

(B) Drag your suspicious person into the
“Suspect” window.

(D) Click on “Submit” … If you want to repeat,
click on “Clear”.

***
(B) Should be Svetlana Kusarova.

*** (C)
Should be {i} Toki Yamamato {ii} The research report on the videotapes {iii} The
surveillance report on Svetlana.

***
If correct, you are inside Svetlana Kusarova’s residence.

***
Look at & take the bank statement.

***
Look at & take the frequent-flyer statement.

***
Look at & take the mirror.

***
View the wall tapestry.

***
Pull one of the side cords to open it … the right hand one.

***
Look at the safe hidden behind the tapestry.

***
Open the locked safe.

LOCKED
PADLOCK PUZZLE.

+++
[1] Look around the 2 areas of the apartment.

[2] See
anything with numbers on it ?

[3] See
anything consisting of 4 numerals ?

[4]
Something extremely important to Svetlana and hence easy

to remember ?

[5]
What about Elena’s great landmark first important tennis

success as a young
teenager ?

[6] How
about her first important win :- 6-4, 6-1. Enter 6461.

***
View the opened safe.

***
Look at and pick up Elena’s will.

Access your
cell-phone.

***
Phone Howard Cragen, Elena’s lawyer, for the second time … he still can’t
disclose details.

***
Drag Elena’s will onto the cell phone … now he’ll talk to you !

(A)
Who is the executor of Elena’s estate?

(B)
How well did Greenfield do?

(D)
Didn’t you say Elena wanted to make changes to her will in the days
before she died?

(E)
Do you think Elena was depressed enough to kill herself?

Choose the map
and go to Mark Greenfield.

***
Question Mark … for the second time.

(A)
$250,000 makes her death worth a lot of money to you, doesn’t it?

(B)
How come you left out the fact of her father suddenly showing up?

(D)
How did you plan to deal with Yuri?

(E)
Were you aware Elena was on anti-depressants?

***
Mark volunteers a threatening photograph.

***
Take it !

Choose the map
and go to the 27th Precinct.

***
Drag the bank statement from the ‘documents-inventory’ into the Records &
Research folder.

***
Drag Elena’s will from the ‘documents-inventory’ into the Records & Research
folder.

***
Drag the threatening photo from the ‘objects-inventory’ into the (Crime) Lab
folder.

*** Visit one person
(anybody !) just to give time for the Crime Lab to process the threatening
photo.

Choose the map
and go to the Crime Lab.

***
View the lab report on the bottles.

***
Look at and take the lab report on the threatening photograph.

***
View the lab report on the typewriter … as you try to do so, you are presented
with a typeface identification puzzle.

***
Solve the typeface puzzle.

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