Architect Boris Kramer has been found dead in his office from blunt force trauma, and his business partner Falk Hagen claims he was at a nearby photography exhibition when it happened. This walkthrough covers every piece of evidence to collect at the crime scene, how to process it in the lab, and how the fingerprint and DNA results reveal what really happened in The First Stone case.
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The First Stone Evidence Overview
Evidence given:
Fingerprint (Boris Kramer)
DNA Profile (Boris Kramer)
Biological Sample (Frank Hagen)
Digital Device Smartphone – Redleaf
Fingerprint (Frank Hagen)
Photos and Evidence at the Crime Scene:
10x Fingerprint (Unknown)
1x Digital Device – Laptop
1x Biological Sample (Unknown)
1x General Pile of Dirt
Evidence to send:
11x Fingerprint Analysis
2x DNA Analysis
2x Digital Analysis
Briefing
Architect Boris Kramer was found dead in his office, the result of severe blunt force trauma. The body has already been removed from the scene. His business partner, Falk Hagen, reported discovering the body and claims he was at a nearby architecture photography exposition at the time of the incident. Initial observations indicate signs of a struggle inside the office.
Witness Statement Falk Hagen:
Falk Hagen states that he left the office around 20:30 to attend a nearby architecture photography exposition and remained there for approximately 90 minutes. He reports that he did not visit any other location during that time. Upon returning to the office around 22:00, he discovered Boris Kramer deceased and contacted authorities.
Travel to the Crime Scene
The crime scene is in an architect’s office
Fingerprints
Take out your UV Light and look for fingerprints. There are two in the reception area on the desk.
In the office, turn left to the large furniture by the wall. There are two fingerprints in the first section. One next to a certificate, the other one above it on the shelf. You have to “lean up” to find it. A third fingerprint is next to those two by the awards.
The next fingerprint is at the coffee table with the brown chairs. Then, cross the room to find another fingerprint by the liquor bottles.
There are three fingerprints on the main desk, two at the outside round rim and one right by the main office chair.
Mark them, photograph them and use the Fingerprint Kit to extract them.
Evidence:
10x Fingerprint (Unknown)
Digital Device: Laptop
Mark and photograph the laptop on the desk before picking it up.
Evidence:
Digital Device Laptop – ThinkCore
Biological Sample
Mark and photograph the blood stain on the carpet before using the Bio Material Kit to collect it.
Evidence:
Biological Sample (Unknown)
Pile of Dirt
Mark and photograph the dirt on the carpet before collecting it.
Evidence:
General Pile of Dirt
Analyzing the Evidence
Back in the Lab, read the emails. You will receive a DNA Profile, a Biological Sample, a smartphone and a fingerprint.
Evidence:
DNA Profile (Boris Kramer)
Biological Sample (Frank Hagen)
Digital Device Smartphone – Redleaf
Fingerprint (Frank Hagen)
Fingerprint Analysis
Before using the Fingerprint Analysis Workstation, Analyse the Pile of Dirt and extract the fingerprint from there. There are no fingerprints on the dirt.
Now head to the Fingerprint Analysis workstation and compare the known fingerprints to the unknown ones. Boris Kramer’s and Falk Hagen’s fingerprints are available to compare. Five fingerprints match with Boris Kramer, two match with Falk Hagen. Export and pick up the results.
Decrypt Digital Devices
There are two digital devices to decrypt. The Laptop found on the crime scene and the smartphone that Falk Hagen provided. Both of them are undamaged and don’t need desoldering. Access the Digital Device Decryption station and run both devices through it. Extract and pick up the results.
Biological Samples & DNA Analysis
First place the two available biological samples into the machine to generate a DNA report. There is the unknown sample from the crime scene and the sample Falk Hagen provided.
Wait until all the samples are processed, pick up the results and then compare both known DNA Profiles (Boris Kramer and Falk Hagen) with the unknown sample from the crime scene. The sample matches to Boris Kramer at the bottom row 19, 20-22. Also generate a “no match” for Falk Hagen. Export and pick up the reports.
Send the Results
Send all the results by email. You will receive seven emails back with two pieces of new evidence from another crime scene, the Construction Site. A Gold-Plated Brick and a blood sample that was on the brick.
Evidence:
Biological Sample (Unknown)
General Gold-Plated Brick
Fingerprint Analysis: Second Round
Like before, first analyse the Gold-Plated Brick and extract the fingerprint from there. Extract and pick up the results. A new unknown fingerprint is found.
Now head to the Fingerprint Analysis workstation and compare the known fingerprints to the unknown one on the Brick. It is a match to Falk Hagen’s Fingerprint. Export and pick up the results.
Biological Samples & DNA Analysis: Second Round
Place the new biological sample from the Gold Brick into the machine to generate a DNA report.
Wait until all the samples are processed, pick up the results and then compare both known DNA Profiles (Boris Kramer and Falk Hagen) with the unknown sample from the brick. The sample matches to Boris Kramer at the second row 8-13. Also generate a “no match” for Falk Hagen. Export and pick up the reports.
Send the Results: Second Round
Send all the results by email. You will receive seven emails back with two pieces of new evidence from another crime scene, the Construction Site. A Gold-Plated Brick and a blood sample that was on the brick.
The crime scene is clear and the case can be closed.
Forensics: Crime Scene Detective
Release: July 13th, 2016
Developer: Binary Impact, Alchemical Works
Publisher: Aerosoft GmbH
Official Website: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3765010/Forensics_Crime_Scene_Detective/


























