Physical Contents

Bug in Resin

• This was given to Penny by Kingsley, to remind her of Kenny and his pet name for Gregory, which was Bug.

Closing Statement Copy

• This is the closing statement of the prosecution.
• In it, the prosecutor pushes for a guilty verdict, noting Dr. Richards' evaluation, despite us not having a transcript. He claims there is no reasonable doubt. I found there to be plenty.

Financial Statement

• This is a bank record of Penny's son's college fund, in the names of Kenny and his sister, Angela.
• Why are there gaps between the ending and starting balances?

• Why are there personal charges for art supplies?

  • Penny didn't even have access to this account. Was Angela making these purchases, trying to frame Penny?

Letter from Penny

• In this letter, Penny expresses her doubts about our existence. She borders on conspiratorial thoughts.

• She mentions her Inspector, Vernon, helping her get "conveniences".

  • What does she mean by this?

• Out of the blue, Penny says she likes to use fresh soap.

• What help is she to Vernon?

• Penny says "whatever four" instead of "whatever for"...

  • What is the significance of "four"?

• Since the only oddities in this letter are the mention of soap and the misuse of "four", let's try counting every fourth word of that line.

• The revealed message reads:

  • "Use Vernon to help me."

Magazine Page

• This is the "fan article" Penny referred to in her letter.
• Penny's parents seem very neglectful and unsupportive.
• All of her colleagues and peers attest to the fact that she was never mentally unstable.

Modeling Sand

• Upon inspection of the modeling sand, a piece of paper containing coordinates can be found within.

  • I used tweezers to carefully remove mine from the sand.

• The secret note is from Vernon. He gives a website and a password.

• All of the coordinates, with the exception of the last set, point to LFoA facilities.

  • #010199: St. Paul, Minnesota (which is funny that's the first one, I work in St. Paul, MN)
  • #010212: Darlington, Maryland
  • #025489: Colorado Springs, Colorado
  • #030333: Bozeman, Montana
  • #030377: Boise, Idaho
  • #037643: Slidell, Louisiana
  • #038210: Ashland, Oregon
  • #039107: Fort Worth, Texas
  • #044404: Current Facility, Texas
  • #053799: San Diego, California
  • #057005: Olympia, Washington
  • #069208: Athens, Georgia
  • #071263: Santa Fe, New Mexico
  • #078339: Winston-Salem, North Carolina
  • #083660: Sioux Falls, South Dakota
  • #090009: A point in the Bering Sea, off of Alaska, which Penny mentioned in her first letter.

Note from Patient 7166

• Use the cutout magazine scraps and arrange to complete the words.

• The message reads:

  • "They watch us sleeping but for why we never hear TV on news mute."

• Penny also said pieces can be read together the wrong way.

• If we rearrange the magazine scraps without the patient note, another message is revealed:

  • "Watch for numbers."

• This points us back to Penny's letter and the puzzle within.

Penny's Painting

• This artwork was done with acrylic paints.
• It depicts two birds in a nest atop a tall tree.
• It appears the land below is on fire.

• Upon closer scrutiny, certain parts of the painting jump out to reveal a hidden message.

  • The white marks are actually Morse code.

• The message reads:

  • "I am Penny"

Psychiatric Evaluation Document

• This is a second opinion of Penny's mental state and well-being, provided by Dr. Melonie Richards.
• The evaluation from Dr. Richards did not find substantial evidence of schizophrenia or delusions, as Dr. Kohler had found in the initial evaluation.

Second Chance Letter

• This letter comes from our Inspector this time, Vernon Li.
• He admits that Penny will need all the help she can get.

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