A night in review
Somebody died on level nine last night. You have six hours of tape, twelve cameras, the door logs and everybody's story. Nothing here was written in advance — the night ran on its own, and the tape only caught what the tape could see.
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Find who had a reason. Find who cannot be accounted for. One name will be on both lists.
Name one person. State where, when and how. Attach what supports it.
Two lists. Reason and chance.
Reason comes out of the MESSAGES tab and the documents in FILE. Two or three people on this floor had a grievance with the deceased. Write them down.
Chance comes off the tape. Select a person in PEOPLE and their night appears on the timeline as a bar: green where a camera has them, red where nobody does. Anyone solid green through the coroner's window is out.
One name is on both lists. That is your answer. Everything else — door logs, lift calls, a statement that does not survive the footage — is how you prove it.
| space | play / pause |
| ← → | scrub one minute |
| shift + ← → | scrub fifteen minutes |
| 1 … 9, 0, -, = | select camera |
| G | all cameras at once |
| M | floor plan, full window |
| W | jump to the window |
| F | stop following |
| [ ] | slower / faster |
| drag timeline | scrub |
| shift-drag timeline | mark a window |
Corridor cameras see the doors, not the rooms. Watching somebody walk into a blind room and not come out for eleven minutes is evidence.
Pin anything with the PIN button. You can attach three pinned items to your accusation, and they count.
Ninth Floor v1.2.0
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