You need to find not only the phone numbers on the cards, but also a four digit extension number, can you find any other numbers on those cards? 

Some of the letters on the cards are numbers. The "H" in "Harry’s" is actually a "9"!

Once you get all of the extension numbers, you get four order numbers. If you put them in order, you should get a six-letter word.

Harry's Candy Emporium 502-7492 ext. 9402 1-FR

Grey's Automotive 449-1627 ext. 5103 2-ON

Eel Juice Lounge 404-5387 ext. 4343 3-TS

CODE WORD: FRONTS

This one photograph contains all of the information you need!

The Vic (victim) was in his living-room enjoying a glass of MERLOT when the Perp (perpetrator) entered through the WINDOW and fired his gun TWO times. The Vic attempted to defend himself with a KNIFE. The Perp left FOOTPRINTS but no other trace. The Vic has connections to the MAYOR and a daughter, AMY. Besides his interest in YACHTS, nothing else is known about him. Photo taken at 9:30 AM.

How can you turn up empty in a room filled with clues? Follow that clue to the letter.

Each clue has a corresponding letter and a keyword: either filled or empty. Using the sheet of paper with all of the letters on in, You must fill-in any of them that use the keyword "filled."

Once you do, what does that look like?

GUN

Take care when assembling your die: all of the flaps need to be covered by their exact image.

Once you have your die assembled, take a look from all angles. You’re looking for a two-word phrase.

SNAKE EYES

Jojo is talking in slang and obscure clues to give you street names. Start where it says "start" going down. Can you think of who "Mr. Dollar" might be?

Once you get all of the street names, you can begin to find the code word. Be sure to use his directions to give you the order.

HIDEOUT

After you cut out all of the trouble boys, start arranging them in the hierarchy where you think they may go. There's only one true possibility, so keep trying!

ANGEL, BRUNO, GAVIN, and ROMAN are all on the East Side.

Once you have them in the right hierarchy, you need to take one letter from each name.

A TAKEOVER

Tracey gave you some film strips in the box. Each section contains two frames from the same preview. When you watch each frame, something else appears... 

Each frame has a corresponding word that appears over it, such as "sultry" and "truly." Can you find all of the missing letters in each word pair?

SURLY

Again, do not cut the laminated note from Tracey. Instead, you will be using that note as a base.

Cut up all of the other clues that have a note from Tracey on the back of them. There are boxes with a letter in the top-right corner: cut those out.

Once you do, it's just a matter of arrangement. Place each box so it covers exactly what it tells you to cover.

If all of the boxes are placed, read the note from top to bottom.

CASE CLOSED