The red thread bisecting the room shows the trajectory of the bullet.
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The red thread bisecting the room shows the trajectory of the bullet.
The man does not know the bullet has entered his brain. He never will. Death comes faster than the realization.
72%. With a weapon that fires jacketed ammunition -- likely a rifle. This is a good short distance, but not too short. The perpetrator aimed with their back against the railing, or possibly kneeling for precision. This would explain why it only took them one shot.
It is possible that it came from B prime (the boardwalk), B double prime (Land's End), or B triple prime (the islet).
You can't know for sure until you investigate those locations.
It suggests the bullet came from the extreme upper quadrant of possible angles -- from a point beyond the roof: B'''.
The man is kneeling, the woman is on her back. It's the night of March 4th and a shot has just been fired.
Like the witness said -- the man is kneeling, the woman is on her back. It's the night of March 4th and a shot has just been fired.
The golden light melts away into the blue, glassy darkness of your mind. In it are two neon lit shapes: a man and a woman on the single bed.
It's not the roof -- and you would have found it had it been on the coast, in either B prime or B double prime, which leaves...
It's not the roof -- and had it come from the coast, you would have probably stumbled upon it while you were running around over there. This leaves...
It's not the roof -- so it had to come from the coast or the island. You should probably start with the coast. It's closer and doesn't require you to do a lot of swimming.
According to your map of the district, this shot could have come from a wide angle of locations -- starting with the northern edge of the abandoned boardwalk, ending with an islet in the bay. Let's call them B prime.
Islet, technically. But yes. It looks more and more probable.