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Renesme’s Case

Sunday, 5:30am. A janitor was about to start his cleaning routine when he suddenly noticed blood coming from the 5th floor. He rushed upstairs and discovered the victim lying on the staircase. He attempted to help, but the victim was already stiff (early rigor mortis) and unresponsive. He immediately called the police.

The victim was later identified as Renesme Sultan, an intern at the IDR department.

crime scene details

• location: 5th floor staircase
• body was found on the stairs
• cause of death: massive internal bleeding and blunt force trauma from a fall resulting in fatal head injury

forensic findings

• alcohol detected in system
• diphenhydramine detected in system

suspects

Kate Lamenz
intern / not close to the victim

“I lost interest in continuing the drinking session because Renesme was focused on her laptop. She was too hardworking and many interns found it irritating. I left around 10:30pm.”

Rain Espinoza
intern / acquaintance

“I went home around 9pm because I felt unwell. I told her I was leaving but she didn’t respond. I left my phone in the office.”

Raven Tirzo
close friend

“We were supposed to leave together, but she stayed. I heard someone enter. when I woke up, everyone was gone and her laptop was still open. I left at 11:11pm.”

additional information

• Rain Espinoza’s phone found inside office
• alcohol glass recovered
• shrimp shells and leftovers found in trash bin
• laptop left open at 90° angle
• active document still displayed

The gathering was confirmed to be a drinking session after work hours.

From there, the detective pieced together what truly happened.

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The Vanishing Treasure of Holmes’ Lair

Inside a hidden chamber known as holmes’ lair, a valuable treasure was securely kept. The room had only one entrance, guarded and locked from the inside. No signs of forced entry were found.

At exactly 11:00pm, the treasure was confirmed to be inside the vault. By 11:30pm, it had completely disappeared.

suspects present

• Jun — sergeant 4
• Mar — sergeant 5
• May — sergeant 9
• Jan — sergeant 10

next morning

• a note was found inside the empty vault
• handwriting was steady and deliberate
• no fingerprints were recovered

the note

.... --. ..../.... .-. .---/.... .-. .---/.- --. ..-/-.-. --. ./- -.-- --.-/.. . -

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Letter from Paluerza

Ten years ago, Romano Aleksandro, aged 73, was found guilty of being the serial killer behind a string of murders that terrorized the village of Paluerza. The verdict shocked the entire community. Despite his kind demeanor and gentle appearance, Romano was revealed to be the mastermind behind the killings that had plagued the village for years.

present day

A group of workers was assigned to clean and renovate an old house that once belonged to Don Romano Aleksandro. As they were removing furniture from the property, one of the workers attempted to lift a red sofa. Suddenly, an envelope slipped from beneath it and fell to the floor.

Romano's name remained infamous throughout Paluerza. Even after a decade, people still speculated about the reasons behind his crimes. Unfortunately, those questions were never answered. Only a few days after his arrest, Romano passed away, taking his secrets with him.

additional information

• Romano Aleksandro died only days after his conviction
• no motive was ever officially established
• his grandson, Caesar Aleksandro, disappeared from public view shortly afterward
• local rumors claim Caesar was taken to South Carolina by relatives
• the discovered envelope was immediately surrendered to authorities

recovered document

Inside the envelope was a single sheet of paper believed to have been written by Romano himself.

Investigators could not immediately determine whether it was truly a letter, as the page contained what appeared to be a series of random letters and symbols rather than a coherent message. Despite this, authorities believed the contents were intentional and likely concealed a deeper meaning.

the letter

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