"Sachs asked me to inspect the security at the First City Bank."
Solution
Marcus Sachs: Hello, detective. Could I ask you a little favor?
Detective: Sure, what is it?
Marcus Sachs: Well, some of our customers here at the First City Bank are worried about the security. We installed the newest alarms, but one can never be too careful.
Detective: So, you want me to inspect the security at the bank?
Marcus Sachs: Ha, that's correct. I knew you were good at deducing things. Just drop by the bank soon.
Witnesses
Detective: I should interview the bank's clients first. Maybe it'll give me some ideas about holes in the security system.
- 2 maps
- 1 photo
- 1 fingerprint
- 3 maps
- 2 photos
- 3 fingerprints
- 3 maps
If you fail:
Detective: It looks like everything is just fine. And the alarms really are top-notch. Sachs has nothing to worry about.
If you win:
Detective: It looks like the alarms are top-notch... but I'm not so sure about the bank tellers. A human is always the weakest link in bank security. I need to check the staff, not the alarms.
Crime scene search: Bank Job
Detective: All right, I've got some time before the bank opens for business. I need to see if everything is OK. Checking the workspaces should be my top priority.
In the manager, there's a universal key on the desk.
In the break room, there are 2 candies in the vending machine, and 1 in the left lockers.
If you fail:
Detective: Everything seems fine here. Nothing to worry about.
If you win:
Detective: Keys in a purse. They're for the client database. Strange. No employee should be able to have a copy of them. I need to check it out.
Suspect identification: Key Suspect
Detective: Who's purse could it be? I need to ask around.
- Katty Rose
- Irene Schwartz
- Alfred Abronsius
- Frank Jefferson
- Sarah Gordon
- Barbara Layman
- Jack Calltrain
- Sarah Finch
- Hannah Gardner
- Erika Fanner
- Margaret White
- Akira Mikado
- Danny Lim Tan
- Stanley Robinson
- Malcolm King
- Josef Novak
Solution: Barbara Layman
If you fail:
Detective: It could belong to anyone. What should I do now?
If you win:
Detective: Here she is. Maybe she just forgot to put them back. Or she has something more sinister on her hands...
City search: Loan Shark
Detective: I need to follow the bank teller and see what she's planning to do next. Hmmm. If I was a crooked bank clerk, how would I use the data to my own advantage?
The place where the teller went is:
- exactly 4 from a bank
- in the distance of 1 from water
- more than 2 from railways
- more than 1 from a club
- more than 1 from a warehouse
- not more than 5 from a press building
- more than 1 from a port
- On the map there are 3 banks
- On the map there are 2 ports
There are candies in (9,5)
If you fail:
Detective: Awww, I lost her. Maybe she noticed that I was following her?
If you win:
Detective: Just as I suspected. She was using the client data to get a big loan at another branch of the bank. The police will take it from here.
Finale
If you fail:
Detective: I've reviewed the security. I have some doubts but... nothing solid. I'm sorry, but I didn't find anything more.
Marcus Sachs: Well, I'll order a check-up on the security systems. Thanks for your help.
If you win:
Detective: Your security is fine, Mr. Sachs. But I'm afraid the real problem is staff, one of the tellers accessed restricted client information and tried to get a big loan at another bank.
Marcus Sachs: That's very disturbing. I need to get on it as fast as I can and review our security policy. Thanks for the help! I think you should get a reward for all your effort!
Trivia
Leonardo McLean can't be used as the underworld contact in this case.