The old journalist needs one final fact to complete his last will.
"That case was a sentimental one. Paul Litzer was writing his last will and needed me to find his old love, one Lola Chalupiec."
The case Vengeful Vampire can be found in the crime scene search of this case
Solution[]
Paul Litzer: I have a private matter to settle and could use your skills, detective. I need some thing wrapped up for my last will.
Detective: I don't want to be too inquisitive, but are you...
Paul Litzer: No, I'm fine. But thanks for the concern. It's just that... I'm an old man. I was thinking about a lot of things recently. I don't want to leave any loose ends hanging in the event of my passing.
Detective: Understandable. And what business do you want to finish?Detective: Oh, gosh, are you...?
Paul Litzer: Don't worry dear, I'm fine. It's just that... I'm an old man. I was thinking about a lot of things recently. I don't want to leave any loose ends hanging in the event of my passing.
Detective: You had me worried for a moment. So, what business do you want to finish?Paul Litzer: There was a woman in my life, Lola Chalupiec. We parted a long time ago. I want to reconcile with her and include her in my will, but I don't even know where she is. Find her for me, please.
Witnesses[]
Detective: Paul's love affair happened a long time ago. Will I be able to find his old flame?
- 3 photos
- 3 maps
- 1 knuckle
- 3 photos
- 4 fingerprints
If you fail:
Detective: Ok, I give up. Either Lola Chalupiec doesn't want to be found, or she disapeared[sic] from the face of the Earth.
If you win:
Detective: If my informations are correct, this is the last place where Mrs. Chalupiec lived.
Detective: Excuse me, madam. Have you heard the name Lola Chalupiec?
Hannah Gardner: Lola, is it? I remember a Lola living in this house before I bought it. I don't know why she moved out. But I remember someone left a note... let me find it.
Detective: Those are driving directions... And a date from five years ago. Well, let's check it out.
City search: A Turn for the Worse[]
Detective: The city sure changed over those years. Will I be able to find the place?
Lola Chalupiec is:
- more than 3 from landmarks
- not more than 2 from a port
- more than 4 from theaters
- exactly 3 from a post office
- On the map there are 2 ports
- On the map there are 2 landmarks
If you fail:
Detective: Those directions are worthless. I won't find Lola following them.
If you win:
Detective: A... church? Hmmm. Let's go inside.
Crime scene search:Permanent Residence[]
Detective: The church is empty. I have a chance to find some clues about Lola's whereabouts before the next mass starts.
If you examine the ad board:
Detective: Hmmm... an ad board. Maybe someone needs a detective?
When you find the bonus case:
Detective: "Vampire hunter wanted. High reward." Wow! I better write down the contact number. This sounds like a very bizarre case.
If you fail:
Detective: It's no use. I'll obviously won't find her here. What would she be doing in a church anyway?
If you win.
Detective: A grave? Those directions... they were for Lola's funeral service. Paul will be so upset when he hears the news...
Detective: But wait, what's this? Fresh flowers? "To my beloved Mother on the fifth anniversary of her passing." Maybe finding Lola's child will be of some consolation to Paul.
Suspect identification: The Last Goodbye[]
Detective: Excuse me, father. There are fresh flowers on Lola Chalupiec's grave. Could you help me identify the person who placed them?
Malcolm King: Hmmm... I remember she named her kid after the father, but my memory isn't what it used to be. I'll try to do the best I can.
- Betty Mayday
- Duke Classon
- Maud Beans
- Stanley Ditto
- Irene Schwartz
- Naomi Watson
- Pola Chapelle
- Jack White
- Jack Calltrain
- Mina Harker
- Bob Martens
- Brigitte Balou
- Kurt Love
- Frida Johansson
- Miguela Lawless
Solution: Pola Chapelle
If you fail:
Malcolm King: I'm sorry child, but I cannot assist you further. I need to attend mass.
Detective: Of course, father.
Detective: I don't think I have any more leads. I need to contact Paul.
If you win:
Detective: Pola, I need to ask you a personal question. Your mother was named Lola Chalupiec, wasn't she?
Pola Chapelle: Yes, yes she was. I changed my last name after she died. I didn't know you considered me and my past so interesting.
Detective: Paul Litzer asked me to find his old love. Your mother.
Pola Chapelle: Oh. This actually explains a lot... I never knew my father. You know, I decided to work for the newspaper, because mum always talked so fondly of Litzer's journalism.
Detective: You mean you're... Paul's daughter?
Pola Chapelle: I... I guess so. I really need to talk to him!
Finale[]
If you fail:
Detective: I'm afraid I won't be able to find her, Paul. She's a thing of the past now. Better not dwell on it too much.
Paul Litzer: Maybe you're right. It's just hard, being old and lonely. I don't have many relatives, you know. Who'll remember old Litzer when he's gone, eh? Maybe I'll donate my money to charity?
If you win:
Detective: I guess Pola already talked with you. How did it go?
Paul Litzer: We talked about the past, about Lola... We knew each other before, but now, everything changed. I want to make up for all the years I should've been by her side... but wasn't.
Paul Litzer: I'm just afraid I'm too old to be a father.
Detective: You're the reason she became a journalist. That means something. Paul Litzer: Thanks. I'm not the only person she looks up to, you know. Just don't disappoint her, gumshoe.
Detective: Oh, stop it, Paul. You're the reason she became a journalist.You'll be a great father. Paul Litzer: Thanks. I'm not the only person she looks up to, you know. It's good to see that the two of you are friends.