Got your hands on episodes 7-12 of the mysterious journey in Death at Fleming Manor? You’re in for a wild ride filled with twists and turns that will keep you guessing. Be prepared to collect vital clues and meticulously fill out various forms to piece together the story.
As you delve into this part of the game, you’ll want to keep a sharp eye out for shiny objects — they often hold critical hints. Don’t let anything slip by; I fell into this trap early on and missed out on some essential details that could have saved me time later. Make sure to consult your medical book often to aid in your deductions and get a clearer picture of the events surrounding each death.
Before jumping in, check your inventory. Having the right tools, especially luminol for blood trails and your trusted clipboard handy, can drastically reduce your time spent searching. Trust me, these will be your best friends as you sift through the clues!
- Episode 7 – Midnight Call
- Form 1
- Form 2
- Form 3
- Forensic Toxicology
- Form 4
- Blood Tests
- Form 5
- Form 6
- Episode 8 – The Human Cannonball
- Form 1
- Forensic Toxicology
- Form 2
- Blood Alcohol Concentration Test
- More Forensic Toxicology
- Fingerprint Examination Report
- Form 3
- Form 4
- Episode 9 – The Dying Message
- Form 1
- Form 2
- Episode 10 – Toward The Truth
- Episode 11 – Judgement
- Case Report
- Episode 12 – Off The Record
- Resignation Letter
Episode 7 – Midnight Call
Note: Keep engaging with the pathologist and use your microscope between form submissions in this episode to gather more insight.
Heads up: Make sure to keep chatting with the pathologist and take some time at the microscope whenever you wrap up a form in this part of the game. This back-and-forth is key to piecing the mystery together!
Form 1
Now, this form is all about figuring out the time estimate for the unfortunate bodies you’ve discovered. It’s crucial to determine their time of death through various investigative techniques. Here’s what you’ll need to fill out:
- Discovery by the police: Day 19, Month 10
- Estimated time of death based on algor mortis: 11 pm
- Time at which the dinner ended: 8 pm
- Estimated time of death based on gastric contents: 9 pm
- Comparison of time of death estimates: Inconsistent
- Scene evidence: Radiator and Fireplace
- Reliable estimation method: 2-B Gastric Contents Analysis
- Final estimated time of death: 9 pm
Form 2
You’ve got a death certificate to complete for Harry Ainsworth, so don’t forget to utilize the clues you’ve gathered up to this point. Here’s what you need to plug into the form:
- Name: Harry Ainsworth
- Time of death: 9 pm
- Place of death: Drawing Room
- Manner of death: Homicide
- Firing-distance classification: Mid-range
- Wound type by bullet retention: Perforating
- Bullet trajectory 3-1: Horizontal
- Bullet trajectory 3-2: Entry from the front
- Comparison of the recovered bullets: Consistent
- Person who fired the fatal shot: Oswald Ainsworth
Form 3
Next up, you’ll be filling out a death certificate for Clara Ainsworth. Just like with Harry’s form, make sure to incorporate the clues you’ve collected thus far into this one. Here are the details you’ll need to note down:
- Name: Clara Ainsworth
- Time of death: 9 pm
- Place of death: Staircase
- Manner of death: Homicide
- Firing-distance classification: Distant
- Wound type by bullet retention: Penetrating
- Bullet trajectory 3-1: Upward
- Bullet trajectory 3-2: Entry from the front
- Comparison of the recovered bullets: Consistent
- Person who fired the fatal shot: Oswald Ainsworth
Forensic Toxicology
Be sure to complete the form for the forensic toxicology team so they can get started on analyzing your specimens. Here’s what you’ll need to check out below:
- Specimen Details: Blood and Gastric Contents
- Priority Analysis: Cyanide
Once you wrap this report up, you’ll need to fill out another toxicology report. Just make sure to select cyanide as your priority drug; it’s vital for the next steps.
Form 4
Here comes another death certificate, but this one’s for George Ainsworth. Make sure to input the correct info based on what you’ve gathered from past scenes. Check out the accurate details listed below:
- Name: George Ainsworth
- Time of death: 9 pm
- Place of death: Lily Room
- Manner of death: Homicide
- Direct cause of death: Resp. failure
- Cause of A: Cyanide
- Lethal substance in gastric contents: Cyanide
- Items of evidence collected: Tick the first and the fourth boxes
- Object used to stir substances: Hairpin
- Person most likely to have administered poison: Florence Ainsworth
Blood Tests
This time, you’re equipped with a total of eight vials of blood, so roll up those sleeves! You’ll need to dive into a bunch of blood tests to uncover who’s who in the blood type department. Don’t forget to keep your trusty medical book by your side; it’s going to be your best buddy for identifying those different blood types.
- Harry A: Vial D; blood type is A with Rh-
- Clara A: Vial B; blood type is A with Rh+
- George A: Vial G; blood type is A with Rh+
- Florence A: Vial E; blood type is A with Rh+
- Oswald A: Vial A; blood type is AB with Rh+
- Tissue (nail): Vial C; blood type is A with Rh+
- Bullet (wall): Vial F; blood type is A with Rh-
- Bullet (floor): Vial H; blood type is AB with Rh+
Form 5
This chapter drops you right into the heart of the investigation with a handful of death certificates, including the one for Florence Ainsworth. This particular form holds some vital details that you’ll want to pay close attention to.
- Name: Florence Ainsworth
- Time of death: 9 pm
- Place of death: Lily Room
- Manner of death: Homicide
- Direct cause of death: Asphyxia
- Cause of A: Strangulation
- Type of B: Manual
- Skin tissue found beneath: left fingernails
- Serological test for ABO type: A
- Serological test for Rh type: Rh+
- Biological Sex: Male
- The suspect: George Ainsworth
Form 6
It’s time to put on your detective hat and find the inconsistencies in Oswald’s statements. There are five key contradictions you need to hunt down, so keep your eyes peeled while examining the details.
- Page 1, Statement Five: Gastric Contents
- Page 2, Statement Three: Broken Fingernail
- Page 3, Statement Two: Clara’s Chest X-ray
- Page 3, Statement Five: Oswald’s Leg Wound
- Page 4, Statement Five: Harry’s Head Wound
Episode 8 – The Human Cannonball
Form 1
Identify the people from the poster based on your clues:
- First name: Stella Sinclair
- Second name: Silas Hargreaves
- Third name: Tom Jenkins
- Fourth name: Colin Riley
- Fifth name: Barnaby
- Sixth name: Leo Thorne
- Seventh name: Arthur
Form 1
Alright, let’s dig into this poster and find the names of the folks featured on it! Use all the insights and hints you’ve pieced together. Here’s a rundown of the characters and who they are:
- First name: Stella Sinclair
- Second name: Silas Hargreaves
- Third name: Tom Jenkins
- Fourth name: Colin Riley
- Fifth name: Barnaby
- Sixth name: Leo Thorne
- Seventh name: Arthur
Forensic Toxicology
Form 2
This episode’s first death certificate is for Colin Riley. Fill it out using collected clues:
- Name: Colin Riley
- Age: 32
- Time of death: 8:50 pm, Day 30, Month 10
- Manner of death: Accident
- Direct cause of death: T.B.I.
- Observation on the skin of hands and feet: Cyanosis
- Witnesses: Stella Sinclair and Leo Thorne
- Lethal substances detected in blood test: Non detected
- Specimen Details: Blood
- Signs of poisoning suggested: Cyanosis
- Analysis requested: Tick off Barbiturates, Strychnine, Cyanide, Morphine, and Succinylcholine
Form 2
Fingerprint Examination Report
Compare fingerprints to identify the right individual:
- Person Identified: Stella Sinclair
- Hand Identified: Right
- Finger: Index
- Name: Colin Riley
- Age: 32
- Time of death: 8:50 pm, Day 30, Month 10
- Manner of death: Accident
- Direct cause of death: T.B.I.
- Skin observation on hands and feet: Cyanosis
- Witnesses to the incident: Stella Sinclair and Leo Thorne
- Substances found in blood test: None detected
Blood Alcohol Concentration Test
It’s time to fill out the blood alcohol concentration test form since the toxicology analysis has come back negative. Here’s the info you’ll need to complete that form accurately:
- Weight (lbs): 165
- Sex: Male
- Time of Death: 9 pm, Day 30, Month 10
More Forensic Toxicology
As you dive deeper into the main scene, keep an eye out for additional evidence that’ll help with your testing. You’ll need to forward this crucial information to the toxicology department, so make sure you check Succinylcholine on the priority analysis request form before sending it off. Every detail counts!
After you wrap up that form and get your results back, the inspector will hit you with two important questions. For the first question, you’ll have three choices to pick from: a puncture wound, hidden poison, or some kind of discrepancy between the witness testimonies. The second question is a bit more straightforward: you’ll just need to state the suspects’ fingerprints. Good luck thinking through your answers!
Fingerprint Examination Report
In this part, it’s your job to take a closer look at the fingerprints and figure out who the right individual is. To help you out, here are the accurate answers to the questions you’ll encounter on the form:
- Person Identified: Stella Sinclair
- Hand Identified: Right
- Finger: Index
Form 3
Now it’s time to update the death certificate you worked on earlier. Use all the fresh information that you’ve uncovered to fill in the details on this latest form. Here’s what you’ll need to know:
- Name: Colin Riley
- Manner of death: Homicide
- Cause of A: Succinylcholine
- Observation on the skin of hands and feet: Cyanosis
- Witnesses: Stella Sinclair and Leo Thorne
- Lethal substances detected in blood test: Non detected
- Blood Alcohol Concentration: 0%
- Lethal drug concealed near the scene: Succinylcholine
- Instruments used to inject drug: Rubber ball, Needle, Insulating tape
- Person whose fingerprints were found: Stella Sinclair
Form 4
After you’ve gone back to the circus crime scene, it’s time to tackle one final form to wrap up this chapter. Here are the specifics you’ll need for the concluding form of this episode:
- Name believed to be the missing clown’s true identity: Derek Walker
- Weekly Wage: 0
- Rightful owner of the ring: Daisy Brown
Episode 9 – The Dying Message
Kick things off in this episode by gathering clues from the areas you’ve got access to. Be sure to click on every shiny object that catches your eye, and don’t forget to open your medical book to collect the last batch of clues you need. Also, give your clipboard a look over in the top right corner of your screen; it’s super helpful for keeping track of everything.
Form 1
Next up, you’ll need to complete the death certificate for Stanley Barker using all the clues you’ve pieced together up to this point. Here’s what you need to know to fill it out correctly:
- Name: Stanley Barker
- Age: 47
- Time of death: 11:30 pm, Day 10, Month 11
- Manner of death: Homicide
- Direct cause of death: Asphyxia
- Cause of A: Carbon Monox.
- Condition of the mortuary door when the body was found: Open
- Condition of the mortuary door at the time of the fire: Locked from outside the mortuary
- Physical evidence: Gold Crown
- Findings in the airways and lungs: Soot present
- Estimated time of death: Death occurred after the fire began
Form 2
Form 1
Fill out the death certificate for Stanley Barker using your gathered clues:
- Name: Stanley Barker
- Age: 47
- Time of death: 11:30 pm, Day 10, Month 11
- Manner of death: Homicide
- Direct cause of death: Asphyxia
- Cause of A: Carbon Monoxide
- Condition of mortuary door when body found: Open
- Condition of mortuary door at time of fire: Locked from outside the mortuary
- Physical evidence: Gold Crown
- Findings in the airways and lungs: Soot present
- Estimated time of death: Death occurred after the fire began
Form 2
Identify the heads and bodies of eight burnt cadavers. Correct matches include:
- Clyde Bell: Head is on body number 4 and Body is on body number 5
- Barry Sutton: Head is on body number 8 and Body is on body number 2
- Malcolm Briggs: Head is on body number 6 and Body is on body number 3
- Harry Ainsworth: Head is on body number 1 and Body is on body number 6
- Clara Ainsworth: Head is on body number 7 and Body is on body number 1
- George Ainsworth: Head is on body number 5 and Body is on body number 7
- Florence Ainsworth: Head is on body number 2 and Body is on body number 4
- Colin Riley: Head is on body number 3 and Body is on body number 8
Episode 10 – Toward The Truth
Episode 11 – Judgement
While talking with Sophia, choose the line: Surely you don’t mean to attach Rupert’s head to Derek Walker’s body?
In the subsequent choice about shooting four targets, opt to click on your gun and attempt to talk them down instead.
Case Report
Summarize the events from this episode in a case report, filling it out with the correct details. Review the provided images if you’re uncertain about any information.
Episode 11 – Judgement
When you’re chatting with Sophia, make sure to select this dialogue option: Surely you don’t mean to attach Rupert’s head to Derek Walker’s body?
Here comes an interesting twist! You’ll find yourself at a crossroads where you have the option to take aim at four targets. But hold on! Instead of firing your weapon, give it a click and try to reason with them instead. It’s all about finding a way to talk things out rather than going in guns blazing.
Case Report
Now, you’re going to tackle something a bit different—a form where you can gather your thoughts on everything that just happened in this episode. Make sure to fill in this case report with the right details, as the specifics are laid out in the images above. Take your time to refer back to those images to ensure each page of the case report is filled out accurately. You want to get this right!
Episode 12 – Off The Record
As you dive deeper into this episode, you’ll come across three questions that need your attention. For the first question, the answer is quite straightforward: it’s Diamond. Moving to the second question, remember that a monkey was purchased to serve as a test subject, and guess what? The diamond was tucked away inside its cage. Finally, for the last question, you’ll want to note the unfortunate event of John Walker’s death at the clock tower. Keep these answers in mind as you progress!
Resignation Letter
As we reach the finale of the game, it’s time to fill out the last form you’ll come across. The resignation letter details are all provided in the images above, so be sure to take a good look at them. They’ll guide you in completing the form correctly before submitting it. This is your final piece of the puzzle—make it count!
Episode 12 – Off The Record
Answer these three vital questions:
- The answer to the first question is: Diamond.
- The answer to the second is: She bought a monkey to use as a test subject, and the diamond was inside its cage.
- Your final answer to the third question is: The death of John Walker at the clock tower.
Resignation Letter
This final form needs to be completed by referring to the images from before. Once you’re done, submit it and choose the type of ending you wish to experience.
This wraps up the walkthrough for episodes 7-12 of Death at Fleming Manor: a thrilling journey filled with intricate storytelling and meticulous deduction!
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