Aylmer And Aminadab's Death

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Today I am called to the crime scene where Aylmer wife Georgiana has been found dead. As I observe around the home I discovered many potions of some sort and a journal of all Aylmer scientific failures lying next to Georgiana. As the lead detective on this case I am here to uncover who killed Georgiana and what happened. As I arrived on the scene the only two people there was her husband Aylmer and Aminadab the assistant. I will investigate both of them to come to the conclusion of who did it and if it was murder or an accident. To begin, I Investigated Aylmer assistant Aminadab who helped in many of his science experiments. “Nice to meet you Aminadab.” I’ve been called to this house because Georgiana has been killed. “What happened to

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