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*'''Love letter''' - "My dearest Beaudoin, you cannot imagine the emotion with which I write. My husband has uncovered our liaison! He is furious and, in his rages, threatens you with mortal injury. Oh, my love, I knew I should have returned to Austria rather than continue our affair, but our time together was too, too sweet... Brigitta von Glück" | *'''Love letter''' - "My dearest Beaudoin, you cannot imagine the emotion with which I write. My husband has uncovered our liaison! He is furious and, in his rages, threatens you with mortal injury. Oh, my love, I knew I should have returned to Austria rather than continue our affair, but our time together was too, too sweet... Brigitta von Glück" | ||
*'''Marks on wall''' - Handwritten in what seems to be blood: "Beaudoin! I know the evil that lies in your heart. Your end is near!" | *'''Marks on wall''' - Handwritten in what seems to be blood: "Beaudoin! I know the evil that lies in your heart. Your end is near!" | ||
*'''Newspaper''' - A small advertisement is | *'''Newspaper''' - A small advertisement is circled: "Card-players are invited to join an exclusive table, discreetly situated in a corner of the Palais Royal. Gentleman of irreproachable character only, please." | ||
*'''Oil painting''' - A terrifying painting of the Red Ghost who haunts the [[Tuileries Palace|Tuileries]]. The painting appears to be stained with dark splotches of dried blood. | *'''Oil painting''' - A terrifying painting of the Red Ghost who haunts the [[Tuileries Palace|Tuileries]]. The painting appears to be stained with dark splotches of dried blood. | ||
*'''Personal letter''' - "My esteemed Director of Finances, the events and apparitions have, no doubt, put you under great stress. If I can be helpful in any way, my personal address is 5, rue Fromenteau. Respectfully, [[Hervé LeGall|Counselor LeGall]]" | *'''Personal letter''' - "My esteemed Director of Finances, the events and apparitions have, no doubt, put you under great stress. If I can be helpful in any way, my personal address is 5, rue Fromenteau. Respectfully, [[Hervé LeGall|Counselor LeGall]]" | ||
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*'''Statement of First Valet''' - The First Valet: Claimed to have heard ghostly noises and the ghost speaking to Beaudoin though the door on multiple occasions. The ghost spoke with an accent. | *'''Statement of First Valet''' - The First Valet: Claimed to have heard ghostly noises and the ghost speaking to Beaudoin though the door on multiple occasions. The ghost spoke with an accent. | ||
*'''Statement of Second Valet''' - Second Valet: Recounted the legend of a German murderer, executed in the sixteenth century, who haunts the Tuileries as a red ghost. Also claimed that the painting of the ghost had appeared one day ago. | *'''Statement of Second Valet''' - Second Valet: Recounted the legend of a German murderer, executed in the sixteenth century, who haunts the Tuileries as a red ghost. Also claimed that the painting of the ghost had appeared one day ago. | ||
*'''Statement of Third Valet''' - Third Valet: Claims they had just heard the shot prior to my arrival. Also claims to have seen a ghost dressed in red enter the office a few nights ago. | *'''Statement of Third Valet''' - Third Valet: Claims they had just heard the shot prior to my arrival. Also claims to have seen a ghost dressed in red enter the office a few nights ago. | ||
*'''Vent trap''' - An odd-looking vent trap that doesn't match any others found in the Tuileries. | *'''Vent trap''' - An odd-looking vent trap that doesn't match any others found in the Tuileries. | ||
*'''Vial''' - Small glass vials containing a foul smelling liquid. They are marked as brewed by a local apothecary: 137 rue St. Honoré. | *'''Vial''' - Small glass vials containing a foul smelling liquid. They are marked as brewed by a local apothecary: 137 rue St. Honoré. | ||
Revision as of 13:29, 14 April 2015
The Red Ghost of the Tuileries was a virtual representation of one of Arno Dorian's genetic memories, relived by a Helix initiate through the Helix Navigator.
Clues
Office
- Body of Director Beaudoin - A middle-aged man, shot through the head in an apparent suicide. He still holds a fancy red pistol whose barrel lies in the deceased's mouth.
- Bank registry - Beaudoin's bank account shows a series of large withdrawals and is now empty. A creditor is demanding reimbursement for invalid checks. The registry shows Beaudoin's personal addresses as: 19 rue de la Coquilière.
- Invitation - "Citizen Beaudoin. Please accept our invitation to an intimate soirée to be held at our home. 10 rue des Prouvaires. With great affection - Freidrich and Brigitta von Glück"
- Love letter - "My dearest Beaudoin, you cannot imagine the emotion with which I write. My husband has uncovered our liaison! He is furious and, in his rages, threatens you with mortal injury. Oh, my love, I knew I should have returned to Austria rather than continue our affair, but our time together was too, too sweet... Brigitta von Glück"
- Marks on wall - Handwritten in what seems to be blood: "Beaudoin! I know the evil that lies in your heart. Your end is near!"
- Newspaper - A small advertisement is circled: "Card-players are invited to join an exclusive table, discreetly situated in a corner of the Palais Royal. Gentleman of irreproachable character only, please."
- Oil painting - A terrifying painting of the Red Ghost who haunts the Tuileries. The painting appears to be stained with dark splotches of dried blood.
- Personal letter - "My esteemed Director of Finances, the events and apparitions have, no doubt, put you under great stress. If I can be helpful in any way, my personal address is 5, rue Fromenteau. Respectfully, Counselor LeGall"
- Statement of Counselor LeGall - Counselor LeGall (assistant to victim): Claims victim was locked in the office for over a day and in a state of extreme agitation.
- Statement of First Valet - The First Valet: Claimed to have heard ghostly noises and the ghost speaking to Beaudoin though the door on multiple occasions. The ghost spoke with an accent.
- Statement of Second Valet - Second Valet: Recounted the legend of a German murderer, executed in the sixteenth century, who haunts the Tuileries as a red ghost. Also claimed that the painting of the ghost had appeared one day ago.
- Statement of Third Valet - Third Valet: Claims they had just heard the shot prior to my arrival. Also claims to have seen a ghost dressed in red enter the office a few nights ago.
- Vent trap - An odd-looking vent trap that doesn't match any others found in the Tuileries.
- Vial - Small glass vials containing a foul smelling liquid. They are marked as brewed by a local apothecary: 137 rue St. Honoré.
Dialogue
Office
- Third Valet (Works for the Ministry of Finance): We just now heard a shot! We all ran to find out what happened. I believe it was the red ghost. A few nights ago, I saw the ghost myself! I turned a corner and saw him disappear right through this door. Dressed in red with an unutterably horrific expression!
- Counselor Hervé LeGall (Assistant to the victim): My name is LeGall, Counselor to Director of Finance Beaudoin. He locked himself in his office well over a day ago. For some weeks he's been in a state of agitation. It's very sad that it ended this way.
- Second Valet (Works for the Ministry of Finance): The legend must be true! Long ago a Bavarian murderer was executed nearby, and his red ghost has haunted this palace to this day! Have you seen the painting? It appeared from nowhere just yesterday.
- First Valet (Works for the Ministry of Finance): I've actually overheard many very ghostly noises and even the ghost speaking! Through that very door, Beaudoin alone in the room and the ghost speaking with a terrifying accent. I heard this several times.
Gambling Den
- Marc André (Creditor to victim): I don't care! You owe me!
- Man: But I have no money! Please!
- Marc André: Shut up while I beat you to a bloody pulp!
- M. Sagne (card player): It couldn't have been Beaudoin who cheated, he lost everything. I've seen the papers, his bank is furious! He owes his creditor thousands! Someone was cheating, but who?
Von Glück Mansion
- Frau Brigitta von Glück (Wife of Friedrich and acquaintance of the victim): My husband can be very, very jealous, but he isn't the sort of man to kill anyone!
- Herr Friedrich von Glück (Husband of Brigitta and acquaintance of the victim): I do not answer to members of the working class.
Apothecary Shop
- M. Durand (Apothecary): Yes, I made that elixir. It's just a few herbs tossed together to make something that stinks. A wealthy fellow, Beaudoin, came in. Wanted something to keep spirits away. I told him he was a fool, but he paid well enough for me to concoct this.
Conclusion
Culprit
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| The murderer was Counselor Hervé LeGall, assistant to the victim, and successor to the position of Minister of Finance at the Tuileries Palace.
Case Summary
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