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How to solve The Missing Shopkeeper case in Sherlock Holmes Chapter One

Crimes and Punishment.

Between your cases in Sherlock Holmes Chapter One, you will find dozens of delightful side-cases to keep you sharp and help you earn a couple of bucks on the side, too. You can get The Missing Shopkeeper case from Ms. Sertel at the Cordona Chronicle after you've solved the Eel Hunting case.

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To begin, pin the clue Missing: Angelo Dondolo and head to eastern Ceto St in Old City. You'll find a locked bookstore there.

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Just outside the front door, you'll find a couple of clues. After examining everything, pin the Letter from a Cobbler and turn around to find a spot to scan with Concentration Mode below you. Stay in concentration and a trail will appear, leading away from the bookstore.

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Follow the trail until you come to a yard, where you'll find some more clues that indicate a struggle. After investigating these clues, pin the Tracking Angelo Dondolo and disguise yourself as a worker before speaking to one of the nearby witnesses. They'll point you down the nearby stairs that lead to Castle Rd.

From here, pin the clue Testimony of a Neighbor and you'll find two spots to scan with Concentration Mode near some cart tracks. Now pin the clue Tracking Angelo Dondolo while in Concentration Mode to reveal a new trail.

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Follow the trail until it ends at an old cart in front of a blue door. Examine the bloody rags and hat in the cart, then enter the blue door. At this point, you will enter combat with a few waves of enemies, dispatch them as you see fit. Examine the table in the center of the room, and the tables along the walls to find all of the clues and keys for the cells.

Now, look for two adjacent cells in one of the corners of the room. Enter the cell on the right to find the body of Angelo Dondolo. Examine him and the surrounding clues.

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Enter the other cell, where you'll find a bloody mattress—examine the mattress to reveal a spot to investigate on the floor. Interact with it, examine the clues to find the elusive book you've been searching for, and unlock the achievement Read it and Weep. To complete this case:

  • Pin the clue Angelo's Body.
  • Return to Cordona Chronicle.
  • Speak to Ms. Sertel.

You will have some dialogue options here that won't affect the greater outcome of the game but could lead to some heartbreaking results for the conclusion of this case. Those choices are entirely up to you, but once you've exhausted these dialogue options, this case will be complete.

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