Sanatorium Murder:
Interrogation Room
Interrogate all the suspects. To add more spice and difficulty level to the game, you can only see the testimonies of the characters you are more suspicious about.
The Testimonies:
Brian Miller:
“I was engrossed in a 19th-century medical journal in the library, which is filled with dusty shelves and ancient tomes. I was hoping to find some historical context that could shed light on the sanatorium’s past. When I heard the crash, it startled me so much that I accidentally knocked over a stack of books.”
Alice Green:
“I was in the patient records room, which smells strongly of mildew and old paper. I was taking notes for my article, sifting through files that haven’t been touched in years. All of a sudden, I heard the crash and immediately ran toward it, but when I arrived, everyone else was already there.”
Tom Harris:
“I was sitting alone in the cafeteria, a room that once buzzed with activity but is now filled with empty tables and chairs. Meanwhile, I was reminiscing about the people I used to work with. I heard the crash but thought it was just another sign of the building’s decay.”
Officer Jane Smith:
“I was patrolling the courtyard, which is overgrown with weeds and surrounded by a rusting iron fence. I wanted to make sure no one had snuck into the property. When I heard the crash, I immediately ran inside to see what had happened.”
Sanatorium Murder
The Questions:
- Who is responsible for Dr. Emily Foster’s unconscious condition?
- Was Dr. Emily Foster’s condition the result of an accident or a deliberate act?
- What is the significance of the phrase “The key is in the past” found in Dr. Foster’s voice recording?
Think wisely and deep before you answer…
Need a hint?
If you feel like you’re close, but you just need an extra help to answer the questions
Click “4” to see the answers
