Casebook 1899 Walkthrough Madcap Motorist Guide

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Official walkthrough guide for the first case of Casebook 1899 – The Leipzig Murders.

Poste de police

• Wait for the tutorial on interacting with objects to come up
• Interact with the board next to the door to see that the keys are missing
• Look at the big filing cabinet
• Look at the desk
• Scroll down to open the notebook
• In the notebook click on one of the clues and then on the other
• Click on the drawer labelled ‘R’ in the filing cabinet twice to pick up the key
• Click on the oil lamp on top of the filing cabinet to pick it up
• Scroll up to open the inventory and use the key on the door
• Talk to Patrolman Welm
• Talk about two options of your choice, puis choisis « give up »
• After the dialogue with the patrolman pick up your hat from the coatrack left of the door
• Click on the door to leave and choose « Könneritz-Bridge »

Könneritz-Bridge

• Talk to Patrolman Welm about the body to get a new clue and a new location
• Look at the body to get a new clue
• Interact with the brake band to the left of the car tracks to get a new clue and the item brake band
• Try talking to the builder
• Interact with the toolbox to the right of the builder to pick up the hammer
• Open the inventory and use the hammer on the left scaffolding
• Pick up the lunchbox
• Give the lunchbox to the builder
• When talking to the builder choose to consult the notebook, puis cliquez sur « the brake band tore », then end the conversation
• Click on the lower left of the screen to leave the scene and choose « Villa Uhlich »

Villa Uhlich

• Click on the bush on the lower left, then on the small bowl of berries on the hedge on the right of the house to get a new clue
• Open the inventory and use the lamp on the dark garage to pick up the scissors
• Open the inventory and use the scissors with the lamp to get a new clue
• Talk to the mechanic Max Töpfer about all options under the topic of Eduard Uhlich, then end the conversation
• Talk to Emma Uhlich about Max Töpfer
• When talking to Emma Uhlich, consult the notebook, puis choisis « Lately, the Uhlichs argued very often » et « A bowl of belladonna is in the garden » to pick up new clues
• Talk with Max Töpfer again, consult the notebook and choose « Max Töpfer argued with Eduard Uhlich over withheld wages », then close the notebook and end the conversation

Combinations in the notebook

• « Eduard Uhlich was talking nonsense on the morning of the crime » + « Emma Uhlich allegedly collected the belladonna by mistake »
• « Eduard Uhlich kept several mistresses » + « Lately, the Uhlichs argued very often »
• « Max Töpfer has quit his job as Eduard Uhlichs’ mécanicien » + « Max Töpfer argued with Eduard Uhlich over withheld wages »
• « The edge of the brake band and blades of the scissors resemble each other » (on page Villa Uhlich) + « The brake band tore » (on page « Könneritz Bridge »)
• « The driver suffered a head wound » + « The driver neither tried to swerve nor to jump off » (both on page « Könneritz Bridge »)

Logique

• Cliquez sur « Emma’s Motive »
• Cliquez sur « Max.’ Motive »
• Click on upper left scrap and choose « Emma Uhlich knew exactly of the dangers the belladonna posed »
• Click on lower middle scrap and choose « Eduard Uhlich could not react in time to avoid the accident. This indicates that he was not conscious during the accident. »
• Click on the newly appeared « Poison » ferraille
• Click on lower right scrap and choose « The edges of the brake band match Max Töpfers’ ciseaux. He cut the brake band to provoke an accident. »
• Click on lower middle scrap and choose « Eduard Uhlich tried to brake in order to avoid the accident but it was in vain. This indicates that he was conscious during the accident.
• Click on the newly appeared « Sabotage » ferraille
• Choose the newly appeared « Two Murderers » ferraille, puis cliquez « End investigation ».
• Félicitations, you beat the first case of Casebook 1899 – The Leipzig Murders!