Fugazi

Just let me check under the bed pillows in case there's a baseball bat or something. Then I believe we can move on to the bathroom.

I would also like to have a look at the note and assess if it could have been written by the Chief. I should be able to remember his handwriting. You never know, he was all over town.

I would like to scan the books for notes, bookmarks or such. Is there a diary amongst the books? I would also like to browse the photo albums, looking for photos that would include the Chief.

Join the sand blue dots! Hinck thoughtfully updated my title to comply with new EB Regulation 3001/55. So I've thoughtfully updated the list!

I'll take the other dresser.

You're not wearing your watch, Jeremy? Was it a gift? I'm ready to move on to the master bedroom.

What a game! Hinckley, thank you for hosting another challenging and entertaining mafia! I had great fun trying to figure out the game mechanics with my awesome team-mates, and I must thank Pandora, Jimbee and Rufus for sticking with us and giving input despite having been killed so early on. And iamded, good work surviving for so long all by yourself! Having missed def's shared action game, I was itching to try this concept first hand. I had followed Bloodbrick 2 very closely, so I didn't feel disadvantaged. Of course the all-scum line-up was a complete surprise, as were some of the other twists. I'm not sure how much the other teams had the various actions figured out, but even on the last day our team still hadn't identified some of the actions. So despite our best efforts, we were still basing decisions on wrong premises and uninformed guesses. I don't think there was a problem with the game balance though -- we were just very unlucky, and bad luck can unsettle the game balance in pretty much any game. When I first realised that we wouldn't get to know what meal everyone picked, I thought it would be a really difficult game. Of course back then we also thought we were the only scum team. It turned out to be a fun challenge, and a nice twist on the previous game. This is a part I didn't like that much. As mentioned by others, the order changed every day (first to post, first to vote, most posts, etc). I would have preferred to have it either based on the same criterion every day (say, first to post) which would have added a layer of strategy, or make it completely random. Having it not quite random but impossible to predict was infuriating! Ah well, I know it worked well for some (Prof Flitwick always picked early if I remember correctly) so I guess I'm just being a sore loser!

Thanks dude! How about the safe combination now?

Jeremy, in the interest of solving this murder, please give us access to your computer. It's either us today or the FBI later on. Who would you rather have searching your files? I would like to read the title on the DVD.

No no, I'm Sand Blue. See the difference?

Just watch me, dude. I would like to turn on Jeremy's computer and... wait to see if a password is required to log on.

I would like to ask Jeremy what the piece of felt is for.

Ah, I don't remember the last time I surfed. I need to get out more often. I would like to have a look in the chest of drawers.

James, you're a riot. Ok, I'd like to browse through the objects in the cabinet in case there's anything unusual hidden among them. Then I'm ready to visit the upper floor. More specifically, unless there is anything of interest in the corridor, I suggest starting with Jeremy's room.

Now everything makes sense!

Your comment brings up an interesting question, to which Wiki provides a satisfying answer:

Collect them all! Available for a limited time! Or not.

Not at all. No need to get all worked up, this is just a test for a project that will be rolled out to all the membership in the near future. In my understanding it's related to the alarming growth of forum subscriptions with obscene/pointless/misleading user names. But I'm sure that the admins will fully explain the process in due time. In the mean time, DON'T PANIC.

I would like to examine the decorative shield as well as the wall behind said shield.

Yes, I believe we've checked everything in the kitchen.

Not at all Jack, no sarcasm was intended. Congratulations though, I guess I know where I'll invite myself for dinner next time!

Oh, I see someone here is an amazing chef! Is it you Julia, or is it Jack? Just being curious, who won the first place this year?

When we're done checking the money, I think we can move on to the kitchen.

I would like to inspect the other objects on the desk: the crystal-shaped thing and the desk lamp (?).

I'm not sure how having an affair with the Chief translates into me wanting to kill him. If anything, his wife might have wished to kill him, but obviously it wasn't the case. And need I remind you again that I wasn't informed of the lawsuit, it was made clear that the Chief never told me. I wasn't even aware that my career was at risk. There you go, another one who could have held a grudge against the Chief. Now, why would the Chief want to arrest James (or anyone else) by the fountain that fateful night?