You grew up in a crime-ridden neighborhood in New York City and you know a thing or two about fighting for a place in the sun. You had to change a lot of dangerous jobs before you became a makeup artist. You're a very gambling person. A year ago you found a new passion - street racing. That's where the adrenaline really kicks in.
Talitha also had to make her way in life. She said that she was born in Missouri, but quickly realized that life is a struggle, came to New York and succeeded. She was a fighter, such people do not give up, so for you all the talks about Talitha's suicide are ridiculous. And she had a lot of detractors and ill-wishers. For example, her so-called “boyfriend” Harris, who is also a singer, but gets nothing but some worthless roles in musicals.
Or Talitha's friend Cruz, a card player, who constantly borrows money from her.
Why not just pay it all off at once? You heard that the due date on the promissory note was that exact night.
Or her former producer Santerini, originally from Italy. Talitha left him for another producer 2 years ago and didn't return a lavish gift, a ruby necklace called “The Abyss of Love.” Santerini threatened to kill her in front of witnesses and wrote letters along the lines of “I'll turn your life into hell”.
However, you can also be suspected. When you realized six months ago that you didn't have enough money to buy a car, you started stealing - Talitha had a lot of jewelry. You're sure that if someone close to Talitha hadn't reported you, she wouldn't have noticed it was missing. Talitha set up a hidden camera and caught you. When she found out what the money had been used for and that her jewelry had already been sold, she offered you a deal: you don't steal anymore, and she doesn't use the tape. The value of the stolen goods was $10,000, and you were to pay her back from your first winnings.
Plus, a couple of months ago, Talitha's temper got the worst of it. She lost her temper with everyone but Brown. But if she was jealous of Harris, irritable with Cruz, but she was not hesitant to throw an ashtray or a cell phone at you. Behind her back, you had no problem wishing her dead.
The night Talitha was killed, there was a race. She called in the evening, wished you luck and said she needed the money immediately. The winnings cost you dearly - after the finish line, the car lost control and crashed, and you hit your head hard on the side window. You got the winnings, 10 000 dollars, and by 02:00 a.m. your friends had dropped you off at your apartment, on the same embankment. You didn't feel well. You wanted to go for a walk, but your head was buzzing and you suddenly lost consciousness. Mr. Watson, Talitha's personal physician, found you on the quay and brought you to your senses.
He asked what happened to you. You said you had been in a car accident a couple of hours before and that your head was splitting. Mr. Watson recommended you see a doctor and gave you a prescription for headache medicine. You declined his offer of a ride, saying that your home was nearby. You walked to the house on your own and were there at approximately 2:30 a.m. You spent the night alone, and in the morning you found out that there was no one to give the debt back to.
The theft story may come up, and your alibi is not flawless.
Your goals:
- Not to be charged with murder.
- To help to locate and arrest the real killer.
- To find out who helped Talitha to spot the theft and get revenge on him.
You have an item with you:
“RECIPE.”
An original prescription for a headache remedy, with all the necessary stamps. It appears to have been written and signed by a doctor called Watson. The date is the day Talitha died.
You can tell the other players about the item or keep the information a secret.