The Crime Scene
A middle-aged man was found dead in the living room of the apartment he shares with his mother. He was alone. Multiple stab wounds. No forced entry. Six items were recovered at the scene. Only one is the murder weapon.
Analyze the evidence, Detective. The killer left multiple items at the scene. One of them will lead us to the suspect.
Cause of Death — Switchblade
Found in the bathroom, a knife. No DNA found and appears to be unused.
That's not it, Detective. Go back and look again.
The weapon has been identified. A red blade. Uncapped. It didn't belong here — but it was meant to be found.
KISS of DEATH Bloody Lip Stains
Found in the bedroom. The color — deep, arterial red — raised immediate flags. DNA analysis shows no match.
That's not it, Detective. Go back and look again.
The weapon has been identified. A red blade. Uncapped. It didn't belong here — but it was meant to be found.
Poison Pigments: Build Your Poison Portfolio
Recovered from the kitchen. A full portfolio. Someone came prepared. The word 'poison' appears on the labeling, but lab analysis shows non-toxic.
That's not it, Detective. Go back and look again.
The weapon has been identified. A red blade. Uncapped. It didn't belong here — but it was meant to be found.
Poison Highlights Full Collection With Evidence Case
Found by the front door. Every shade accounted for. Not a single one missing. The killer didn't use it.
That's not it, Detective. Go back and look again.
The weapon has been identified. A red blade. Uncapped. It didn't belong here — but it was meant to be found.
Toxic Eyeliners Containment Collection
Found in the hallway. Six of them. Lined up. Not scattered — arranged, like someone was making a decision. Lab analysis shows no match for any chemicals found in the autopsy. They weren't the weapon.
That's not it, Detective. Go back and look again.
The weapon has been identified. A red blade. Uncapped. It didn't belong here — but it was meant to be found.
Cause of Death — Murderer
Recovered from the trash can outside the apartment complex. Red knife stained with blood. Lab analysis pending.
That's not it, Detective. Go back and look again.
The weapon has been identified. A red blade. Uncapped. It didn't belong here — but it was meant to be found.
The murder weapon has been logged. Now find the killer.
HQ has granted you access to the Face Files — our archive of known associates. The killer's look is in there. Eyewitnesses saw a woman with a blonde wig and a stitched-up slash down her face leaving the scene near the time of the murder.
Enter the Face Files →Case #003 — 48 hours remaining.