“ | I've got a book for you! Just give me a second, it's around here somewhere! | „ |
—Evie Holloway |
Evelyn "Evie" Holloway is a main character featured in Season 4 of Criminal Case, where she serves as the Archivist of the Concordian Flying Squad.
Profile
22 years of age, Evie has blonde hair tied with a blue bow and light brown eyes under a large pair of glasses. She wears a brown vest over a white collared, long-sleeved shirt, as well as a blue cravat. She often carries around books.
Evie is known to be naive to the dangers of the world, but she is always eager to help. She is smart, enjoying reading and writing poetry, yet she is scatterbrained. She is a voracious learner. It is known that she took stenography classes in college. She is known to write for the Pistols and Petticoats serial fiction publication. Furthermore, she is friends with Melvil Dewey, the man who devised the library classification system bearing his name.
In her suspect appearance in A Study in Pink, Evie sports ink stains on her blouse. It is known that Evie eats sprinkle donuts, has read Components of Composition and uses smelling salts.
Height | 5'0" |
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Age | 22 |
Weight | 103 lbs |
Eyes | brown |
Blood | B- |
Events of Criminal Case
Blood Bath

Evie wounded by the Italian gang after their shoot-out with the Flying Squad.
After arresting Vinnie Costa's killer, the team got into a firefight with Vittorio Capecchi. Once the first one was done, Evie approached them with a bullet in her chest. While Maddie took her inside, Diego and the player went to Dick to see if he could help her. After grabbing an anaesthetic for her, Dick reported that the bullet was removed and did not hit any vital organs. Katherine Woolf even showed up to check on Evie, and once Dick said she would be fine they all went to check on her. She had just woken up, and was feeling odd due to the high sensation of morphine she was given to subdue her pain. She was especially glad to see Katherine there, saying she had a feeling of butterflies in her stomach when she was around, though Katherine claimed it was just the morphine.
Bridge over Troubled Water
After arresting Thomas Boyd's killer, one of Rose's guns was stolen. Viola identified Evie as the thief. Evie confessed to the theft and admitted that she wanted to learn how to shoot to confront her fears. She said that she didn't want to hide behind the team any longer and wanted to show courage. Rose told Evie that she already had strengths, consoling her and offering to make her a drink.
Stick to Your Guns
After arresting Edna Owens' killer, Evie came to the player to talk about Diego, who decided to obtain more information about the Italian gang. But according to her, it had been a few hours since Diego last contacted her, and she begun to worry something happened to him. They decided to investigate the police station, where Diego was last known. They found a threatening note from the Italian gang, saying they got Diego and he would not survive the night. After taking a sample from the note, they sent it to Viola, and from it they determined he was in the dissused baths the player investigated earlier. But then Rose came in saying she had a plan to save Diego, but despite Diego being her friend, Evie was not allowed to come. But Rose assured her they would bring Diego back alive.
Apprehend Me If You're Able
After arresting Jade Carnegie's killer, Evie asked the player to help her clear Diego's name. They then found a set of ink bottles in his apartment, which, per Viola, were commonly used to forge Chinese inkwash paintings. However, Diego promised them that he was not using the inks for forgery and urged them to reinvestigate his apartment. There, they found a portrait of Maddie and Charles. Diego then explained that he painted it for the two to hang in their home. Evie and the player then realized that Diego had turned over a new leaf.
The Swan Song
After arresting Marta Ulanova's killer, Evie asked Maddie and the player for their assistance. She revealed to them that someone had stolen the Rochesters' bill, which, if passed, would abolish free press. When Maddie asked her if any of the Rochesters had recently been to the airship, she remembered that Viola had told her that she had been to dinner with Horatio Rochester, but they had gone to the opera cafe. This prompted Maddie and the player to head to the cafe.
A Study in Pink
Evie became a suspect in the murder of Barbara Coldwell after she confessed to Isaac and the player that the victim had been to her library the morning before the murder. She apologized for her scatterbrained character and said that she felt sick with nerves all morning. She then allowed them to investigate her library in order to aid their investigation.
Evie was spoken to again about a printing plate that she had made for Pistols & Petticoats that had her positioned as the new editor-in-chief. She explained that the victim thought of the magazine as her pet project, but she did not take it seriously enough to make it a real contribution to the literary world. Evie, on the other hand, believed that she had the gumption to take Pistols & Petticoats in a new direction. She then told them that she had showed her printing plate to the victim when they met, but Barbara had broken it in a fit of anger.
Evie was found to be innocent after the team incarcerated Verushka Coldwell for Barbara's murder.
Resistance Is Fatal
Evie showed Isaac and the player the barn the resistance against the oppressive rule of Mayor Lawson was using as their headquarters, per the request of Katherine, who was a member of the resistance. There, she, Isaac, and the player found the body of Dylan Mitvok, crushed by the printing press inside. Not used to seeing dead bodies personally, Isaac told her to leave the scene.
Later, resistance member Mildred Takakura, niece of the late Judge Takakura (who was also a resistance member), held Evie at gunpoint, saying that she did not trust the team to be against Lawson because they had set his killer free. Isaac, Evie, and the player convinced her that Takakura would have wanted her to be free from the death sentence that was awaiting her. After she backed down, Mildred set Evie free.
Evie later informed Isaac and the player that the resistance headquarters were compromised, meaning that their financial backer—who had been sending money via a scarecrow in the farm—would not be able to contact them. Isaac and the player then helped the resistance out.
One Dead More
After arresting Albertina Thenard's killer, Evie told the team that Katherine had gone missing. She said that they were supposed to meet at the airship, but Katherine never came. She feared that she was caught by the Justice Corps for being a member of the resistance. She directed the team to the riverbank, where Katherine was last distributing flyers.
Later, her suspicions were confirmed when Maddie and the player found out that Katherine was arrested by Inspector Jaubert, who had caught her distributing her flyers. Even worse, they also found out that there were arrangements of a mass execution of Lawson's political prisoners being planned.
Best Laid Plans
On the day of Katherine's execution, Jaubert was murdered, postponing the mass execution. Later, while Isaac and the player were arresting Giulietta Capecchi for the murder, the Corps stormed the Squad's airship, having gotten a tip-off from Officer Smythe that they were sympathizing with the resistance. While Charlie and Dick escaped, Evie and her other colleagues were arrested and thrown into the dungeon under the town square to await their execution along with the other political prisoners the following day. Luckily for Evie, the Squad were thrown in the same cell as Katherine.
Later, the four cops not arrested by the Corps were able to break in the dungeon and free Evie, Katherine, the Squad, and the other political prisoners.
Analyses
As the Archivist of the Concordian Flying Squad, Evie has the responsibility of analyzing physical objects and/or clues that require research from the city archives, and to inform the team of such results after a certain amount of time or a speed-up process using Criminal Case Cash. Her task-wait rates vary depending on the difficulty of the task, but they all cost 1 Criminal Case Cash per 30 minutes.
Below is the list of analyses Evie performs throughout the course of the game:
Case #1: Welcome to Concordia!
- Open Cryptex (01:00:00)
Case #2: Slash and Burn
- Code (09:00:00)
- Set of Numbers (09:00:00)
Case #3: In the Line of Fire
- Numbers (12:00:00)
- Postal Order (09:00:00)
- Numbers (06:00:00)
Case #4: A Murder Carol
- Numbers on Note (03:00:00)
- Immigration Number (06:00:00)
Case #5: Shear Murder
- Written Message (03:00:00)
- Message Numbers (09:00:00)
- Mugshot Photo (06:00:00)
Case #6: In the Name of the Father
- Flyer (12:00:00)
- Message (09:00:00)
- Trefusis' Checkbook (06:00:00)
- Fingerprints (09:00:00)
Case #7: Let Me Down Gently
- Newspaper Clipping (09:00:00)
- Invitation (06:00:00)
Case #8: The Talking Dead
- Set of Numbers (03:00:00)
- Handwriting (09:00:00)
Case #9: Sweet Revenge
- Medicine Bottle (12:00:00)
- Newspaper Clipping (06:00:00)
- Cryptic Notes (06:00:00)
Case #10: Let Her Eat Cake
- Poem on Napkin (09:00:00)
- Cyanide Label (09:00:00)
- Alastor's Letters (09:00:00)
Case #11: That Sinking Feeling
- Threatening Message (12:00:00)
- Gift Card Numbers (09:00:00)
- Pin Symbol (09:00:00)
- Handwritten Message (09:00:00)
Case #12: Behind the Mask
- Numbers and Figures (12:00:00)
- Victim's Letter (06:00:00)
- Numbers (06:00:00)
Case #13: Breaking the Glass Ceiling
- Serial Number (12:00:00)
- Blueprint (06:00:00)
Case #14: Checkmate
- Set of Numbers (09:00:00)
Case #15: Out of Steam
- Strange Drawing (12:00:00)
- Cameo Pendant (12:00:00)
- Leaflet (09:00:00)
- Obituary (06:00:00)
Case #16: Monkey Business
- Ticket Stub (12:00:00)
Case #17: Electrical Hazard
- Journal (09:00:00)
Case #18: The Higher You Rise
- Bloody Coin (03:00:00)
- Scrapbook (12:00:00)
- Bank Checks (09:00:00)
Case #19: Sinners and Saints
- Legal Documents (12:00:00)
- Patient's Reference (09:00:00)
- Smudged Fingerprints (09:00:00)
- Notebook (06:00:00)
Case #20: Eyes Wide Shut
- Numbers (12:00:00)
- Drawing of the Victim (09:00:00)
- Gaelic Text (06:00:00)
Case #21: Blue Blazes
- Threat (12:00:00)
- Coded Message (12:00:00)
- Newspaper Article (09:00:00)
Case #22: Overkill
- Numbers (12:00:00)
Case #23: Death Is a Cabaret
- Transaction Number (09:00:00)
- Fingerprints (06:00:00)
Case #24: Slayer's End
- Fingerprints (12:00:00)
- Pair of Bracelets (09:00:00)
- Message (09:00:00)
Case #25: Death Without Parole
- Painted Message (03:00:00)
- Damaged Article (12:00:00)
- Telegram (12:00:00)
Case #26: Giving Up the Ghost
- Smudged Fingerprints (12:00:00)
- Atlas (09:00:00)
Case #27: Little Murder on the Prairie
- Account Number (12:00:00)
- Map Markings (06:00:00)
Case #28: 3:10 to Death
- Statue (12:00:00)
- Set of Numbers (09:00:00)
- Document (06:00:00)
Case #30: How the East Was Won
- Writings (06:00:00)
Case #31: Bridge over Troubled Water
- Italian Message (09:00:00)
Case #32: Civil Blood
- Threat (03:00:00)
- Blueprint Numbers (12:00:00)
- Serial Number (09:00:00)
- Weapon Inventory (09:00:00)
Case #33: Hold Your Tongue
- St Cuthberga Flyer (12:00:00)
- Numbers (09:00:00)
Case #34: Stick to Your Guns
- Anonymous Threat (03:00:00)
- Fingerprints (09:00:00)
Case #35: Burning Bridges
- Set of Numbers (12:00:00)
- Fingerprints (09:00:00)
Case #36: In Love and War
- Numbers (12:00:00)
- Notes (06:00:00)
Case #37: Death Comes to Lunch
- Victim's Letters (12:00:00)
Case #39: Apprehend Me If You're Able
- Passport Specifics (12:00:00)
- Coin (12:00:00)
- Printing Plate (09:00:00)
Case #40: Get Off Your High Horse
- Victim's Book (09:00:00)
- Bond Investors (06:00:00)
Case #41: Talk of the Town
- Article Draft (09:00:00)
- Mysterious Numbers (03:00:00)
- Telephone Company Files (06:00:00)
Case #42: The Heart of the Matter
- Bloody Message (03:00:00)
Case #43: The Witching Hour
- Book Page (03:00:00)
- Fingerprints (12:00:00)
- Numbers (06:00:00)
Case #44: Graveyard Shift
- Death Statue (03:00:00)
Case #45: Doctor, Interrupted
Case #46: Turn for the Worse
- Notebook (09:00:00)
Case #47: Doom Service
- Description of Admiral (09:00:00)
- Numbers (09:00:00)
- Ledger (09:00:00)
Case #48: Unsafe Haven
- Patricia's Folder (06:00:00)
- Pile of Badges (09:00:00)
- Burned Documents (06:00:00)
Case #49: The Machiavellian Candidate
- Luncheon Menu (03:00:00)
- Victim's Note (12:00:00)
- Draft Bill (09:00:00)
Case #50: The Swan Song
- Bloody Note (03:00:00)
- Numbers (12:00:00)
- Documents (09:00:00)
- Evidence Tag (09:00:00)
- City Model (06:00:00)
Case #51: Tipping the Scales
- Horn Numbers (12:00:00)
- Open Locket (09:00:00)
- Diagram (09:00:00)
- Fingerprints (06:00:00)
Case #52: A Study in Pink
- Illegible Writing (06:00:00)
Case #53: A Family Affair
- Postcard (12:00:00)
- Imprinted Message (06:00:00)
Case #54: Arrow of Injustice
- Numbers (12:00:00)
- Charlie's Vows (09:00:00)
Case #55: The New Truth!
- Embroidered Handkerchief (12:00:00)
- Numbers on Armband (09:00:00)
Case #56: Resistance Is Fatal
- Set of Numbers (09:00:00)
- Precious Stones (09:00:00)
- Justice Corps Guide (03:00:00)
Case #57: One Dead More
- Bloody Medal (12:00:00)
- Obituary (12:00:00)
- Birth Certificates (06:00:00)
Case #58: Inglorious Justice
- Victim's Sketchbook (06:00:00)
Case #59: Best Laid Plans
- Invitation Card (03:00:00)
- Inspection Reports (09:00:00)
Case #60: Last Stand for Justice
- Device (03:00:00)
- Serial Number (12:00:00)
- Location Device (06:00:00)
Gameplay
The player may choose Evie to join the investigation of each crime scene (in any Mysteries of the Past case) and provide hint bonuses. She is available as a 2-hint partner. (This feature is only available in the mobile variant of Criminal Case.)
Trivia
- Evie is one of the characters to appear as a quasi-suspect five times.
- Evie is one of the main characters who are flagged as a suspect for plausible reasons.
- Evie draws her back to hug Diego during the events of Stick to Your Guns, making her one of the few characters to do such at one point in a cutscene.
- In Blood Bath, when Charles is supposed to be sent the charred cans for analysis, it is shown as being sent to Evie instead. This is most likely a developer oversight.
- Despite being billed as five feet in her first four quasi-suspect appearances, Evie appears to be 4'10" in her suspect appearance. This is likely a developer's oversight.
Case appearances
- Welcome to Concordia! (Case #1 of Mysteries of the Past)
- Slash and Burn (Case #2 of Mysteries of the Past)
- In the Line of Fire (Case #3 of Mysteries of the Past)
- A Murder Carol (Case #4 of Mysteries of the Past)
- Shear Murder (Case #5 of Mysteries of the Past)
- In the Name of the Father (Case #6 of Mysteries of the Past)
- Let Me Down Gently (Case #7 of Mysteries of the Past)
- The Talking Dead (Case #8 of Mysteries of the Past)
- Sweet Revenge (Case #9 of Mysteries of the Past)
- Let Her Eat Cake (Case #10 of Mysteries of the Past)
- That Sinking Feeling (Case #11 of Mysteries of the Past)
- Behind the Mask (Case #12 of Mysteries of the Past)
- Breaking the Glass Ceiling (Case #13 of Mysteries of the Past)
- Checkmate (Case #14 of Mysteries of the Past)
- Out of Steam (Case #15 of Mysteries of the Past)
- Monkey Business (Case #16 of Mysteries of the Past)
- Electrical Hazard (Case #17 of Mysteries of the Past)
- The Higher You Rise (Case #18 of Mysteries of the Past)
- Sinners and Saints (Case #19 of Mysteries of the Past)
- Eyes Wide Shut (Case #20 of Mysteries of the Past)
- Blue Blazes (Case #21 of Mysteries of the Past)
- Overkill (Case #22 of Mysteries of the Past)
- Death Is a Cabaret (Case #23 of Mysteries of the Past)
- Slayer's End (Case #24 of Mysteries of the Past)
- Death Without Parole (Case #25 of Mysteries of the Past)
- Giving Up the Ghost (Case #26 of Mysteries of the Past)
- Little Murder on the Prairie (Case #27 of Mysteries of the Past)
- 3:10 to Death (Case #28 of Mysteries of the Past)
- Blood Bath (Case #29 of Mysteries of the Past)
- How the East Was Won (Case #30 of Mysteries of the Past)
- Bridge over Troubled Water (Case #31 of Mysteries of the Past)
- Civil Blood (Case #32 of Mysteries of the Past)
- Hold Your Tongue (Case #33 of Mysteries of the Past)
- Stick to Your Guns (Case #34 of Mysteries of the Past)
- Burning Bridges (Case #35 of Mysteries of the Past)
- In Love and War (Case #36 of Mysteries of the Past)
- Death Comes to Lunch (Case #37 of Mysteries of the Past)
- Apprehend Me If You're Able (Case #39 of Mysteries of the Past)
- Get Off Your High Horse (Case #40 of Mysteries of the Past)
- Talk of the Town (Case #41 of Mysteries of the Past)
- The Heart of the Matter (Case #42 of Mysteries of the Past)
- The Witching Hour (Case #43 of Mysteries of the Past)
- Graveyard Shift (Case #44 of Mysteries of the Past)
- Doctor, Interrupted (Case #45 of Mysteries of the Past)
- Turn for the Worse (Case #46 of Mysteries of the Past)
- Doom Service (Case #47 of Mysteries of the Past)
- Unsafe Haven (Case #48 of Mysteries of the Past)
- The Machiavellian Candidate (Case #49 of Mysteries of the Past)
- The Swan Song (Case #50 of Mysteries of the Past)
- Tipping the Scales (Case #51 of Mysteries of the Past)
- A Study in Pink (Case #52 of Mysteries of the Past)
- A Family Affair (Case #53 of Mysteries of the Past)
- Arrow of Injustice (Case #54 of Mysteries of the Past)
- The New Truth! (Case #55 of Mysteries of the Past)
- Resistance Is Fatal (Case #56 of Mysteries of the Past)
- One Dead More (Case #57 of Mysteries of the Past)
- Inglorious Justice (Case #58 of Mysteries of the Past)
- Best Laid Plans (Case #59 of Mysteries of the Past)
- Last Stand for Justice (Case #60 of Mysteries of the Past)
Gallery
Screenshots
Promotional images
Notes
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Referring to the Mysteries of the Past era.