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🕵️ Captain Carey was enjoying a drink before his death, suggesting he may have been at ease or familiar with his murderer.

🔪 Peter Carey was fully dressed and not caught by surprise, possibly indicating a prearranged meeting or familiarity with his attacker.

💪 Despite being in his 50s, Peter Carey was still a strong man, implying the murderer might have needed significant force or advantage to overpower him.

📓 The initials "J.H.N." in a notebook at the crime scene could point to the identity of the owner or a person of interest in the case.

🩸 The bloodstain pattern reveals that the notebook was dropped into a pool of blood after Peter Carey's death, suggesting it belonged to the murderer or someone present after the killing.

🚪 Break-in attempts were made, likely by someone trying to retrieve the notebook, indicating the intruder's prior involvement with the victim or the crime.

🐳 References to whaling, including the use of a whaling harpoon as the murder weapon and a sperm whale tooth found at the scene, suggest a connection to Peter Carey's history as a whaler.

🕵️‍♂️ Sherlock Holmes deduces that despite John Nelligan's presence at the crime scene and possession of the notebook, he might not be the killer, pointing to a more complex investigation.

🔬 The investigation involves a thoughtful process of deduction, leveraging subtle clues like the condition and ownership of a ring and a jacket to unravel the larger mystery.

Timestamped Summary

00:02 Captain Carey seemingly enjoying a drink before his death.

00:14 Possible that Carey knew his murderer.

00:30 Initials "J.H.N." found in a notebook; likely the owner's initials.

00:35 Blood-stain pattern suggests the notebook was dropped in blood after the murder.

01:02 Abbreviations in the notebook are a mystery.

01:26 Carey tried to defend himself with a knife.

01:38 Carey was impaled to the wall by a whaling harpoon.

02:06 Documentations of whaling maps found at the scene.

02:20 A sperm whale tooth discovered, likely from Carey's catch.

02:29 An object was recently removed from a shelf; it could be a box or small chest.

03:08 Inspector asks if Sherlock is done inspecting the crime scene.

03:19 Deduction mechanic introduced.

05:00 Forming a clear picture of the crime with deduced clues.

05:19 The decision to set an ambush due to past break-in attempts.

06:23 Sherlock deduces the murderer will return based on last night's attempted break-in.

07:38 Sherlock finds the perfect hiding spot for an ambush.

08:21 Sherlock catches someone at the crime scene and interrogates him.

09:20 The detained man, John Hopley Neligan, claims he is innocent.

12:04 An inscription from 1883 discovered on a ring.

14:01 Sherlock confronts Neligan about the ring belonging to his father.

17:38 The game's "mind palace" feature is used for deductions.

18:36 A harpoon reconstruction is suggested to better understand the murder.

19:08 Sherlock proposes a reenactment of the crime to Watson.

20:16 Discussion about Peter Carey possibly attempting to defend himself.

21:00 Sherlock plans to impale a pig carcass with a harpoon for the reenactment.

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Q&A

What could indicate that Peter Carey's death was not caused by a break-in?

The pattern of the bloodstain indicates that the notebook was not lying on the floor prior to the crime but was dropped into the pool of blood after the death of Peter Carey, suggesting the scene was staged.

What kind of weapon was used to murder Peter Carey?

Peter Carey was impaled to the wall by a whaling harpoon with such force that the weapon fully penetrated the body.

What does the monogram "J.H.N." found in the notebook likely represent?

The initials "J.H.N." are probably the initials of the owner of the notebook.

How did Sherlock Holmes deduce the ring found was not owned by John Nelligan?

The ring's engraving is many years old, indicating that when it was engraved, John Nelligan would have been a child and not in a position to receive such an item from a partner.

Why do the police suspect John Nelligan in connection with Peter Carey's death?

John Nelligan was found with a pocketknife that was used to force the door of Peter Carey's cabin and had his notebook that was dropped in a pool of the victim's blood, pointing to his involvement.

What discrepancy did Sherlock Holmes find in John Nelligan's clothes?

John Nelligan was wearing a jacket made of expensive fabric that was ill-fitting and patched up, indicating that it belonged to someone else, probably his father.