A Dash of Poison
Location #1 - Alley
Clue #1 - Bloody Vomit
Charming. Inspect this disgusting mess for the first clue.
Clue #2 - Empty Coin Purse
Check the shrubbery to find this.
Clue #3 - Man's Body
The body is at the other end of the alley.
Clue #4 - Small Glass Vial
Check the wooden walkway to find the vial.
Clue #5 - Drops of Black Liquid
These are splattered in the doorway.
Location #2 - Merchant Stall
Clue #1 - Purses
The purses are under the stall.
Clue #2 - Tonics and Medicine
Check the stall for the collection of tonics and medicines.
Clue #3 - Tonic Bottle
The tonic bottle is to the left of the stall.
Clue #4 - Statement of the Merchant
The merchant will provide you with a couple of new leads.
Location #3 - Apothecary Stand
Clue #1 - Pestle and Mortar
Check the small bench for the pestle and mortar.
Clue #2 - Medicinal Tonics
The tonics are in the stall.
Clue #3 - Supplies
The supplies are to the right of the stand.
Clue #4 - Statement of the Apothecary
Speak to the apothecary to add his statement to the case file.
Clue #5 - Chemistry Books and Journals
The stack of books are on the barrel amidst the chairs.
Location #4 - Workshop
Clue #1 -Statement of the Chemist
Talk to Nicolas Rochat for his statement.
Clue #2 - Pestle and Mortar
Check the bench behind the chemist to find this.
Clue #3 - Letter from Samuel Maran
The highly suspicious letter is on the table next to the pillar.
Clue #4 - Medicine Bottles
There are various supplies on a table by the wall.
Clue #5 - Notebook
The notebook is splayed on the table covered in a white cloth.
Whodunnit?
It was the letter from Samuel Maran that cinched it - he dunnit!
If you want to make a snappy arrest, head straight to the apothecary stand after you find the body.
Table of Contents:
- A Dash of Poison
- Ancestral Vengeance
- Barber of Seville
- Bones of Contention
- Cut The Middle Man
- Hot Chocolate to Die For
- Murder Foretold
- The Assassination of Jean-Paul Marat
- The Body in the Brothel
- The Body Politic
- The Death of Philibert Aspairt
- The Decapitated Warden
- The Hand of Science
- The Red Ghost of the Tuileries
