- as a Trainee
Sleuth you only need to verify suspect alibis to discover the culprit
- as a Probationary
Sleuth you must verify alibis and collect the incriminating hair
samples from the murder weapon
- as an Experienced
Sleuth will need all 3 evidence types for a conviction - alibis,
hair samples from the weapon and fibre samples from the murder location.
Just to spice things up - time
becomes critical.
The guilty party becomes rather
nervous if s/he thinks you are getting close to a solution and will try
all manner of devious ploys to throw you off the trail. Some of them include:
- leaving incriminating evidence
that points to someone else (scruples and ethics just don't rate here)
- hiding the murder weapon
in another location
- stalking the sleuth and
possibly eliminating him/her.
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