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Yes, it is. There's various movies underneath, as well as remotes and a popcorn machine. Everyone laughs at James' joke. Second Floor, when you're ready.

Well, there's no need to get snippy. "If you'd like me to try to remember the full story, I will. It was at night and this tourist was walking around on the docks, illegally I might add, to try and take some pictures. He was traveling alone. He was attacked, and he alerted the authorities by yelling. He was later taken away by ambulance and Branhauser was arrested. Unfortunately, it was a bad arrest as we all know. The case has since gone cold and we have to assume the attacked may have left. We also must acknowledge the theory that there wasn't an attacker at all. Forensics pointed that some wounds may have been self-inflicted. However, I'm saying much too much about an open case." The red fish thing is a giant red block with a painted fish on it. It serves no purpose and is completely solid. The shield looks like it is well taken care of. When 3001/55 removes the shield, nothing but dust is behind it. Ugh, the news. "Our top story today, the people of the tiny town of Lexington are still unable to find the killer of their beloved Chief. Sources close to the Mayor's Office tell us that the Mayor intends on promoting Deputy Chief Scott to official chief of police sometime in the near future. It is believed by a few that the case has gone cold. When we return, we'll show you the weather." Jack flips the couch over.

"I was a bit busy last night." "There's a copy of the case file in the Police Station. We all read it." The den.

It's just the usual with random appointments and whatnot. It's cold. "It's me, but why do I sense a bit of sarcasm? And some guy from Santa Barbara won this year." "Meow." There's trees when one looks out the back window. There's also nothing behind the clock. "I was cooking dinner last night; I had to cut the beef while it was raw to comply with the recipe. Is that a crime?" "Um, not that I can recall. I suppose someone has. The tourist from the docks went home." Oh, and it's just an empty glass that has cherries in it for some reason.

Inside the drawers is an egg beater, a box of mashed potato flakes, some napkins, a box of toothpicks, a bag of rice, a whisk, some crayons, some coins, a crumpled one dollar bill, a knife, a can of soup, a 2009 Calender, a can of bug spray and a fork. There's all sorts of drinks and various other condiments, foods, meats, ice creams, vegetables, and other assorted items in the refrigerator. It's a little silver man. It says "Second Place 2011 Cook-Off" "Meow." The cat scratches Winston's face off purrs. It's a steak knife. It has vague remnants of blood on it.

Everyone please know that there's supposed to be a "big bad storm" on the East Coast. Everyone please know this won't affect the game-play.

Everybody checks out the money using the various techniques they wanted to use, but the money is normal and there's nothing odd about it at all. Welcome to the kitchen. "Meow."

"Look lady, the only money tile that exists in the LEGO Universe is a one hundred dollar bill." "It's from big purchases." You can check the serial numbers, but for what? You don't know the serial numbers of legitimate one hundred dollar bills.

It's a plastic crab, reminiscent of a souvenir you'd get on vacation somewhere. "They're being operated on, I cannot talk about ongoing surgeries." He hangs up. You have the corner of a picture, in it is a tree and the top of a boy with blonde hair.

The paper is blank. The crystal-shaped thing is a glass shaped crystal. It's very intricately crafted. The desk lamp is not a desk lamp, it's a writing utensil holder. It's empty. Jack overturns the desk for some reason, but there's nothing underneath it. Do you have the other parts of it? Oh, and Jeremy eats the orange. I got that part, but are you aware that your sister and future brother-in-law are in the hospital? Also, there's nothing in particular on the diploma. Jack graduated from Berkeley.

The lamp has nothing out of the ordinary about it. There's a light bulb underneath the lampshade. ???????????????????? Inside the desk drawers is a ream of paper, some pencils, a few pens, a pack of gum, a stapler, tape, a ruler, a protractor, a first aid kit, some cough drops, an orange, a ripped photograph, a plastic crab, and a candle.

Please save some actions for others. Choose one.

There's nothing in there that's suspicious or out of the normal. "It's money for all sorts of purposes. Groceries, money I haven't brought to the bank yet, all sorts of things." "Hello?" They do appear to be real, and not fake. Welcome to the study.

There's nothing strange under the table. There's a piece of gum stuck underneath the table where Jeremy usually sits.

There's a plethora of silverware, but not much else. The plant is a fern that's in a small bowl. James holds Marcus while Jeremy and Jack hit him. There's no papers under the placemats either.

The paper does say that Jeremy is the son of Jack and Julia.

Which room?

Inside the box is several neatly stacked piles of one hundred dollar bills. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PR2v62mfdX4 I'm having fun with all this music. Inside the folder is the deed to the house, Jeremy's birth certificate, and some other private papers involving social security numbers and the like.

The song changes. "Yeah! Play these funky tunes!" "I'd prefer not to open my safe, but I will if I have to." He opens the safe. Inside is a little box, some jewelry, and a folder.

Marcus takes out his toy phaser, that he has on him at all times. "Pew, pew, pew! Take that safe! And people wonder why I'm still single!" It's a steak knife. There's no apparent blood on it. It could certainly be used as a weapon. The food coloring is yellow. "Me; it's a nasty habit I've been trying to break for years." Jeremy looks sad. "Alright, fine dudes. 'To the Parents or Legal Guardian of Jeremy Montgomery. Hill Valley Public High School is closed for the next two weeks while we attempt to fix a maintenance problem in the school. We remind all students to please use this time to study and learn. Signed, Superintendent Lyndon.' Hey, that's actually good news! I guess that's why I haven't been going to school these last few days." There's various movies in the drawer. There's: -Star Wars Episode V -Air Force One -Citizen Kane -Die Hard -War of the Worlds -Be Kind, Rewind -Land of the Lost -Anchorman -2012 and -Deep Impact Thank you so much. "The lock was rather old; for our safety I felt like replacing it." The magazines are from Home&Garden and TV Guide. Which would you like to read?

He's got more than just roof damage.

The lock looks like it could have gone to a door, window, or other opening. "I think I took that off the front door when I switched the locks. "I can't seem to recall where it's from. Jack and Jeremy do all the work around the house anyway." "That's the lock to the door I think, dudes." Jeremy conspicuously hides the letter, since everyone is in close quarters.

Amber opens up the boombox. There's a cassette inside it called "Jeremy's Mix". Amber then removes the picture of Jeremy. It is a wall safe. "To my lovely wife -Jack"

Marcus examines the flowers. They're roses, and they are arranged in a tall yellow vase. There's a small little card that's attached to the flowers. Sarah opens the drawers. There's a few magazines, some crossword puzzles, a few packs of gum, a pair of scissors, a knife, food coloring, a box of crackers, some movies, a phone book, a pack of cigarettes, a sewing kit, a few pens, some pencils, a letter from the Hill Valley Public School System, a chemistry textbook, a box of tissues, and a broken lock.

A behind the scenes look as to how the foyer scene was shot. I rather like the forced perspective as you look down the hallway.