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THE CASE OF HELMET VON HERSCHENHEIM

CAN YOU FIGURE OUT WHO THE CULPRIT IS?

ATTN: INTERPOL DETECTIVES

SUBJECT: HELMET VON HERSCHENHEIM HAS BEEN FOUND DEAD!

At 8:45pm a power outage affected the bar car of the Orient Express as it exited the Simplon tunnel on its return journey to Paris.

As power returned, a scream was heard from Mrs. Montrose (Waitress) who discovered Mr. Von Herschenheim laying outside the bathroom with an apparent head wound stating he had been murdered.

Dr. Davidson M.D, (Passenger) after finishing his canape, pronounced Mr. Von Herschenheim deceased.

A quick look into Mr. Von Herschenheim’s extensive file reveals many fingers in many pies, ranging from high-end cars, luxury luggage, farm machinery, and sausages. His recent ex-wife claims that he is ‘ruthless in his efficiency.’

Such a high-profile case requires a meticulous investigation, though it is proving difficult with a range of eclectic suspects on board.

Read and observe all statements to discover what happened on Bar Car 3674 of the Orient Express.

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Case File

Top-secret case notes with suspects information

Crime Scene

Crime scene photos from the Orient Express

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