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Case description
EP1 "Family Affairs"
Case 1: Murder
Crime scene: a female star (Olivia -Olivia Hamilton) died in a car accident on a deserted street corner
Reporter: Unknown
Suspects: Richard Wilkes, Tom O Neal Ne Richard Wilkes, Tom O'Neill, Danny Ocampo
Important clues: tire tracks on the SUV that caused the accident, and the traffic lights at the intersection were altered
Autopsy: internal bleeding caused by tear in the descending aorta
Motive: Danny's father asked the bodyguard to find him: Danny's father asked the bodyguard Tom O'Neill to solve the peach scandal around his son
Case: Tom O'Neill (the actual guilty plea was Richard Wilkes)
Case 2: Murder
Crime Scene: A Tramp (James Hamilton ) was found dead in a hotel room off Millstone Highway.
Reporter: Unknown
Suspect: Tom O'Neal
Reporter: Unknown Neal
Note: Tom O'Neal is afraid His identity was exposed because of James Hamilton, so he hired men in black to snatch James' body from the laboratory and destroy it outside, but did not burn the most important evidence.
Craig Mason
Important clue: abrasions next to the wound
Autopsy: carotid artery severed
Motive: protect family
Assailant: Harvey Wincroft
Note: According to the investigation, Ray speculated that the murderer of Joey Bigelow (see EP1) was a serial killer [Doctor Jekyll]
EP3 Working Stiffs
Case: Murder
Crime Scene: A man (Jason Devereaux) died on the mountain
Reporter: Tourist
Suspect : Pauly Creel, Belinda May: Pauly Creel, Belinda Mayfield
Important clues: implanted microchips, metal fragments, the deceased's computer
Autopsy showed multiple blunt force injuries to the back of the head
Motive: Being looked down upon in the company and disagreeing with Jason’s intention to rob the company safe
Assailant: Paulie Krill (later He was hit by debris and died after blowing up the safe)
EP4 Coup de Grace
Case 1: Manslaughter
Case 1: Manslaughter
Crime scene: A black sergeant (Scott Johnson) was shot dead by a police officer in front of a burger restaurant
Reporter: none
Suspect: Danny Finn
Important clues: bullets, shells
Autopsy: shot
Motive: Finn failed to recognize Johnson due to vision problems and was shot dead by the police due to vision problems
Motive: Finn failed to recognize Johnson due to vision problems and was shot dead by the police due to vision problems
Motive: Finn failed to recognize Johnson due to vision problems. Johnson, shooting Johnson out of police instinct
Related figures: None
Case 2: Murder
Crime scene: A teenager (Anthony Lowe Pez) was shot and killed in an abandoned school in Madison
Reporter: Unknown
Suspect: Unknown
Member of the D-Street Killer Organization: D -Member of the Street Killer Organization
Important clues: drugs
Drugs
Autopsy: bullet casings
Motive: Finn failed due to vision problems Recognize Johnson.
Important clues: drugs, shoe prints, shots fired by the murderer
Autopsy: shooting
Motive: revenge for Anthony providing clues to Officer Johnson
Responsible person: Gang member
Case 3: Suicide
Crime scene: Officer Finn shot in the car after leaving the police station. Suicide
EP5 Bloodsport
Case 1: Murder
Crime scene: A college football coach (James Miller) was attacked and killed in front of his home
Reporter: School Security
Suspects: Calvin Crook, Pal Ares
Reporter: School Security: Calvin- Crook, Pal-Arnold,
Suspect: Calvin Crook, Pal-Arnold. >
Important clue: moved trophy
Autopsy: Bleeding to death after being hit with sharp and blunt objects
Motive: Coach Miller for preventing him from participating in the league Resentful
Assailant: Calvin Crook