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CSI: 3 Dimensions of Murder Hints
What evidence is there to find?
1 of 12: There are five pieces of evidence to collect in this room, two more to get from Andy, and one thing you should look at (though you won't be able to interact with it till much later in the case). Read to the end of this hint for a list of the items to be found here.
2 of 12: After you talk to Andy the first time (and try to get a handle on his on-again, off-again accent), take a look around the room. Where do you dump stuff in a motel room? Me, I always throw stuff on the nightstand.
3 of 12: Look at the nightstand between the two beds to find Stan's business card.
4 of 12: Now which bed do you think belongs to the guy who didn't come home last night?
5 of 12: Take a closer look at the neater bed on the left. What's that peeking out from under the pillow?
6 of 12: Ew! Use the gloves to grab it.
7 of 12: Next, there's a pile of stuff on the sink next to the bathroom. The toiletries are uninteresting, but there's something out of the ordinary leaning up against the Gut Wrench 3 poster.
8 of 12: Take the flyer with the scribbles all over it. How Greg knows it's Maya's handwriting I'm not sure, but he seems positive, so let's go with that.
9 of 12: And now for that laptop. Click on it to zoom in on the screen and try each item in turn. The top two icons only get you a message about being unauthorized, but the bottom two are more interesting.
10 of 12: Click on the globe to get a page of messages from unhappy fans. Click on the envelope to reach the email program, then click on the open envelope to get a message asking for the password. When you see this, you get bounced back out to the room, but don't despair; instead, go into your collection tools and use the USB data device to download the email.
11 of 12: Take a closer look at the open overnight bag on the messed-up bed. Electronics! This time you'll need to ask first, though, since the thing's owner is sitting right there rather than in the morgue.
