[Vote] Don't Trust Strangers - Detective Game

💴 Don't ever let any stranger get into your room... Here's the lesson 💎

📕Story Background

A wealthy man staying in a prestigious hotel reported that his prized ruby collection had been stolen from his room. On the day of the theft, three strangers entered the room under different pretenses.

The first person was the valet, who delivered breakfast to the wrong room.

The second person was a tenant who claimed he thought it was his own room.

The third person was the maid, who came in to make the bed.

What is certain is that all three individuals knocked on the door before entering and only entered after the wealthy man had opened the door. Can you identify the thief?

🔍Known Clues

• Neither the valet nor the maid pushed a trolley or anything of this kind into the room; the trolley was left outside the door.
• The tenant was not new to the hotel; he had been staying there for several days.

🕵️‍Questions and Discussions for YOU

1. WHO do you think is the thief?
2. WHAT do you think the thief's motivation was? WHY did they do that? (Open-ended)
3. WHAT are some ways you can keep yourself safe when living alone? Please share with us. (Open-ended)

🎉Participation Rewards

The FIRST user to successfully deduce the identity of the "culprit" and their motive in the comment, will receive a reward of 2,000 GT points! Other participants will earn 200-500 GT points based on the completeness of their submissions. 💰

📅Submission Deadline

August 9, 2024

Reminder: This is the submission deadline if you want to claim the reward with your vote, but after this date the vote will still remain open for a period of time, so please feel free to participate at any time, detectives!

----- Previous answer (The Chemist's Final Formula) -------

The note left behind is a clue that can be deciphered using the periodic table of elements. The numbers correspond to the atomic numbers of elements on the periodic table. The sequence '26-3-58'translates to: 26-3-58 as Iron-Lituium-Cerium (Fe-Li-Ce). So the killer is Felice. The first part of the note spells out Felice's name using the symbols of the elements.

Link to the post: [Vote] The Chemist’s Final Formula - Detective Game – Gtarcade Discussion Forum Official Forum

We will be rewarding 200 GT points to all players who voted correctly, and additional points to some outstanding responses.

Congratulations and enjoy your juicy GT points reward!!!

🎁 Additional Reward Rule

We greatly appreciate everyone's willingness and time to participate in our new community discussion event, the Detective Game.

While there is only one "correct" answer we've prepared, we will reward anyone who comes up with a genuine deduction process and actively engages in this event with a random amount of EXTRA GT Points based on the quality of their answer.

We will carefully review and select the best comments, so don't worry detectives, join in and earn your points!

Note: We have now reclassified the Detective Game back under the Votes category to enhance event navigation and streamline the reward claim process using the VOTE function. (Please note that this change is not permanent and may be subject to future adjustments)