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+ | Mateo's body was found in the Spanish Inquisition's torture chamber, attached to a torture rack with his throat slit and multiple injuries on his body. After autopsying the body, [[Janis Rivers|Janis]] told the team that Mateo's killer had given him sleeping draught before tying him to the table and torturing him. Additionally, given the fact that the killer had tortured Mateo without puncturing any vital organs of him, Janis concluded that Mateo's killer had knowledge of anatomy. |
| − | Later, [[Jack Archer|Jack]] and the player found a bloody sickle inside a bucket of rotten food. Suspecting that the killer had used the sickle to kill Mateo, the team gave it to Janis, who confirmed it |
+ | Later, [[Jack Archer|Jack]] and the player found a bloody sickle inside a bucket of rotten food. Suspecting that the killer had used the sickle to kill Mateo, the team gave it to Janis, who confirmed it to be the [[Murder Weapons|murder weapon]]. After analyzing the skin cells left on the sickle's handle, Janis confirmed that Mateo's killer was a woman. |
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Revision as of 15:55, 6 June 2019
Mateo Arias was the victim in Hell to Pay (Case #12 of Travel in Time).
Profile
Mateo was a torturer and an executioner for the Spanish Inquisition. He was shaven bald and had brown eyes, as well as a scruffy beard. He usually wore a brown hooded cloak under a light brown leather apron with buckles. His clothes were stained and he sported several scars: two on his left cheek, one on his right cheek, one that ran diagonally across his nose, one across his left eyebrow, and an X-shaped scar on the right side of his forehead. At the time of his death, he had been stripped of his clothes and donned a scrapped brown tunic.
Murder details
Mateo's body was found in the Spanish Inquisition's torture chamber, attached to a torture rack with his throat slit and multiple injuries on his body. After autopsying the body, Janis told the team that Mateo's killer had given him sleeping draught before tying him to the table and torturing him. Additionally, given the fact that the killer had tortured Mateo without puncturing any vital organs of him, Janis concluded that Mateo's killer had knowledge of anatomy.
Later, Jack and the player found a bloody sickle inside a bucket of rotten food. Suspecting that the killer had used the sickle to kill Mateo, the team gave it to Janis, who confirmed it to be the murder weapon. After analyzing the skin cells left on the sickle's handle, Janis confirmed that Mateo's killer was a woman.
Relationship with suspects
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Killer and motives
The killer turned out to be his fiancée, maiden Isabel Vázquez.
Admitting to the murder, Isabel told the team that Mateo had murdered her father after she rejected his proposal. Highly indebted after her father's death, Isabel needed a husband and reluctantly got engaged to Mateo, without knowing he was her father's killer until she overheard Mateo gloating about his actions. Deciding to make him pay with his life, Isabel laced Mateo's drink with sleeping drops and tied him to a torture table, where she slashed his body several times with a sickle before slashing his throat. Understanding Mateo's crimes, Cardinal Cisneros decided to excommunicate Isabel and quietly banish her from Spain.
Case appearances
- Hell to Pay (Case #12 of Travel in Time)
