{"_evidenceQuestions":[["q1","pawnbroker"],["q2","gin"],["q3","label"],["q4","tools"],["q5","list"],["q1subtitles","Who do you suspect to be behind the production of the unlicensed Gin?"],["q2subtitles","And what caused the deaths of the unfortunates in the parish of St Giles?"],["q3subtitles","And what connects this particular still with the Gin Shops and contaminated bottles at the slum dwelling?"],["q4subtitles","What proof is there of the pawnbroker’s involvement?"],["q5subtitles","How can you prove the scale of his enterprise?"]],"_casebookDocTitles":[["logbook_title","Logbook"],["receipt_title","Receipt"],["list_title","List"],["newspaper_title","Paper"]],"_evidence":[["gin","A bottle of gin found in the St Giles house. Has a distinctive pattern on the label."],["rat","The rat was killed by exposure to the gin found at the slum house."],["receipt","A receipt found on the body of John Flannery. He received 10d for his hammer, saw and chisel a week earlier."],["pawnbroker","Nathaniel Crouch, The Pawnbroker"],["newspaper","The article reports that many victims across Covent Garden have fallen foul to this batch of contaminated gin. "],["drunk","Asleep in the Pawnbroker’s shop. Led you into the Gin Shop."],["logbook","Found in the hollow void in the Gin Shop, this confirms that Silas Briskett ordered 90 pints of gin from a distillery located at 4 Maiden Lane."],["silas","Silas Briskett, Gin Shop Owner"],["ned","The landlord of the Black Bull tavern. Had a disagreement with Silas Briskett in the Gin Shop"],["hole","A hole in the illegal gin still room, leading to the pawnbrokers shop."],["list","Located in the illegal gin still. A list of establishments in the locality that sell gin"],["acid","Sulphuric acid found in the illegal still. An ingredient in gin production, but lethal in high doses."],["tools","John Flannery’s tools. A saw, a hammer and a chisel. All crudely have the initials 'JF' carved into them."],["label","Distinctive patterned label. Found on the bottles in the St Giles house, with the drunk in the pawn brokers, and at the Gin Shop."]],"_evidenceTitle":[["gin_title","Gin"],["receipt_title","Pawnbroker's receipt"],["rat_title","Dead rat"],["pawnbroker_title","Nathaniel Crouch"],["drunk_title","Drunk"],["newspaper","Newspaper"],["logbook_title","Log book"],["silas_title","Silas Briskett"],["ned_title","Ned Roach"],["hole_title","Hole "],["acid_title","Sulphuric acid"],["tools_title","Carpentry tools"],["label_title","Bottle label"],["list_title","List of gin shops"]],"_help":[["default_intro","Investigate the locations thoroughly. To move on to the next stage you need to have collected evidence by completing tasks; or by gaining important pieces of information through examining objects or talking to characters. When having a conversation with a character, choose all available topics and where necessary, select the right tone of approach to gain the right response from them.\n\nWhen you have completed all necessary tasks the EXIT SCENE button will appear to let you move on.\n\nYou can recap on your evidence and progress throughout the game by viewing your CASEBOOK.\n\nAre you still stuck? For further hints, rollover the text on the next screen:"],["s1_numHints","2"],["s1_intro","default"],["s1_hint1","Thoroughly search the room for any clues about the cause of the victims' deaths"],["s1_hint2","You will have to carry out a test to find out what could have poisoned the victims. First you need to find a suitable test subject. \n"],["s1_hint3"],["s1_hint4"],["s1_hint5","scene 1 hint 5, scene 1 hint 5, scene 1 hint 5, scene 1 hint 5, scene 1 hint 5, scene 1 hint 5, scene 1 hint 5, scene 1 hint 5, scene 1 hint 5, scene 1 hint 5."],["s1_hint6","scene 1 hint 6, scene 1 hint 6, scene 1 hint 6, scene 1 hint 6, scene 1 hint 6."],["s1_hint7","scene 1 hint 7, scene 1 hint 7, scene 1 hint 7, scene 1 hint 7, scene 1 hint 7, scene 1 hint 7, scene 1 hint 7."],["s1_hint8","scene 1 hint 8."],["s1_hint9","scene 1 hint 9, scene 1 hint 9, scene 1 hint 9, scene 1 hint 9, scene 1 hint 9."],["s2_numHints","3"],["s2_intro","default"],["s2_hint1","Try and find out some news about the recent deaths.\n"],["s2_hint2","Talk to the pawnbroker. He may provide you with a lead to your next location."],["s2_hint3","That drunk could be useful, but first you need to wake him up. "],["s2_hint4","scene 2 hint 4, scene 2 hint 4, scene 2 hint 4, scene 2 hint 4, scene 2 hint 4, scene 2 hint 4, scene 2 hint 4, scene 2 hint 4, scene 2 hint 4, scene 2 hint 4, scene 2 hint 4, scene 2 hint 4."],["s2_hint5","scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5, scene 2 hint 5."],["s2_hint6","scene 2 hint 6, scene 2 hint 6, scene 2 hint 6, scene 2 hint 6, scene 2 hint 6, scene 2 hint 6, scene 2 hint 6, scene 2 hint 6, scene 2 hint 6, scene 2 hint 6, scene 2 hint 6, scene 2 hint 6, scene 2 hint 6, scene 2 hint 6, scene 2 hint 6, scene 2 hint 6, scene 2 hint 6, scene 2 hint 6."],["s2_hint7","scene 2 hint 7, scene 2 hint 7, scene 2 hint 7, scene 2 hint 7, scene 2 hint 7, scene 2 hint 7, scene 2 hint 7, scene 2 hint 7, scene 2 hint 7, scene 2 hint 7."],["s3_numHints","3"],["s3_intro","default"],["s3_hint1","You’re going to have to talk to Silas Brisket if you want him to let you do a proper search of the premises"],["s3_hint2","What is Silas Brisket hiding? Examine the wall to find out."],["s3_hint3","Where is Brisket getting all his gin from? His log book isn’t all that it appears. "],["s4_numHints","2"],["s4_intro","default"],["s4_hint1","Thoroughly search the room for all evidence you can find to strengthen your case. \n"],["s4_hint2","Prove there is an illegal gin still by putting it together through dragging the parts to the correct place and then clicking and dragging the glow along the curve of each line."],["s4_hint3","scene 4 hint 3 text"],["s5_numHints","5"],["s5_intro","Present your case to John Fielding by selecting the one correct piece of evidence that answers each of his questions. Drag your chosen piece of evidence to the evidence tray at the top of the screen and click PRESENT EVIDENCE. \n\nYou can recap on the evidence by clicking on the bottom right corner of each item when you are at the desk, or by reviewing them in your CASEBOOK.\n\nAre you still stuck? For further hints, rollover the text below:\n"],["s5_hint1","Choose the PERSON who you believe to be guilty of the murder. \n"],["s5_hint2","Which piece of evidence explains how the victims died?\n"],["s5_hint3","Which piece of evidence can trace you back to the slum, the Gin shop and the gin still?                                                                                                                                       "],["s5_hint4"," Which piece of evidence connects the pawnbroker to the illegal gin still?"],["s5_hint5","Which piece of evidence proves that this gin still is supplying to the whole of Covent Garden?"]],"_lockpickVariables":[["lockpickMoves","halfanticlockwise,wagglev,halfclockwise"]],"_observations":[["gin","Smells like Gin. Or Madame Geneva as she’s colloquially known."],["beer","That smells like ale."],["vomit","Looks like vomit. Consistent with death by poisoning or choking on vomit in his sleep...?"],["eyes","From the discolouration it looks like they’ve been dead for some time."],["face","What a face...It seems she died in considerable pain."],["Receipt","Why would a carpenter sell the tools of his trade?"],["feetInfo","Barefoot...good grief, did he have to hawk those for drinking money too?"],["water","A water bucket. It doesn't smell contaminated..."],["fireplace","A few charred rags and stumps of wood. The poor devils could hardly have kept warm. Perhaps the gin did that instead?"],["water_slumHouse","Could there be something wrong with the water?"],["HoleInTheWall","The pawnbroker’s shop seems in poor repair. There are holes in the walls."],["shoes","People have pawned their own shoes. What nature of desperation for a few pennies can have driven them to such an action?"],["candlesticks","Silver candle sticks that appear to be from some household of means. Possibly stolen?"],["ring","A wedding ring pawned for cash. There is a sorry tale behind that, I’d imagine."],["bonnet","Baby clothes pawned for money. A tragic echo of the tale of Judith Defor who strangled her own infant to sell its clothes to buy gin."],["Fisherman’sTools","More tools of a trade pawned for money."],["ginlaneInfo","A copy of Hogarth’s Gin Lane print depicting depraved London in thrall to the liquor."],["sword","A pawned sword. It looks like it has seen some action."],["Stag’sHead","A hunting trophy. No doubt from a great estate since fallen on hard times."],["PearlNecklace","A lady must have fallen on desperate times to have pawned such a piece."],["dyn_gin","The drunk’s Gin bottle. It has the same label as the bottles found at the slum house."],["Sign","Drunk for a penny, dead drunk for tuppence, straw for free."],["bladder","A pig’s bladder. Used by Gin peddling ladies to sell penny gin measures on the street from under their dresses."],["logbook","An echo. It sounds like it’s hollow behind that brick."],["bottles","More gin bottles. They've got the same label as the others..."],["money","Over ten pounds. That's quite a hoard. Business must be booming."],["bottle","Sulphuric acid and Turpentine. Ingredients in the making of Gin and potentially lethal in the wrong hands."],["tools","Carpentry tools. And they have the initials 'JF' scratched into them."],["label","It’s those labels again. Just like on the poisoned bottles."],["Painting ","That painting seems out of place in a dingy gin still."],["sacks","Wheat grain. Distilled into alcohol to make gin."],["juniper","Sprigs of juniper berries. Used in the flavouring of gin."],["GinStill1","Copper piping. As used in the making of a gin still. If it can be assembled it can be tested to see if this is the source of the contaminated batch."],["GinStill2","If it can burn through wood, imagine what it can do to your insides."]]}