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* BellyDancer: Asal Hawaa, one of your suspects, is one. She worked in private parties organized by the victim, who once refused to pay her after throwing her out with barely any clothes put on.
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* LoveAtFirstSight: Jack falls in love with [[BellyDancer Asal]] as soon as he sees her.
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* LoveAtFirstSight: Jack falls in love with [[BellyDancer Asal]] Asal as soon as he sees her.
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* CoolPet: Lars adopts a crab you find in a fishing net along with a piece of clothing belonging to the killer.
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* CoolPet; Lars adopts a crab you find in a fishing net along with a piece of clothing belonging to the killer.
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* CoolPet; CoolPet: Lars adopts a crab you find in a fishing net along with a piece of clothing belonging to the killer.
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* RapeAsDrama: Christy killed Adam after he raped her, fearing that he might attempt to do the same with other students.
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* RapeAsDrama: RapeAndRevenge: Christy killed Adam after he raped her, fearing that he might attempt to do the same with other students.
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* FromCamouflageToCriminal: Jonah Karam used to be a soldier until [[RogueSoldier he went rogue]] and now works as a hired stalker.
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* FromCamouflageToCriminal: Jonah Karam used to be a soldier until [[RogueSoldier he went rogue]] and now works as a hired stalker.stalker/gun.
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* RogueSoldier: You meet Jonah Karam in this case, an African soldier who, according to Elliot, went rogue, left the military, and became a hired stalker.
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* RogueSoldier: You meet Jonah Karam in this case, an African soldier who, according to Elliot, went rogue, left the military, and became a hired stalker.stalker/gun.
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[[caption-width-right:350:'''Ingrid:''' Anyway, now that we’re in Morocco, we don’t have a second to waste! We must go after Ripley’s killer!]]
The Bureau arrives to Casablanca, Morocco, so they can look for clues regarding Chief Ripley's assassination, who was killed with a poisoned dart only manufactured in the region. There, Ingrid asks Jack and the player to meet up with US embassy military attaché Adam Hassan so he can grant them full permission to investigate, only for them to find his body at the docks, murdered with another poisoned dart.
!!Tropes:
*AssInAmbassador: Ambassador Jessica Stern acts in a very unpleasant manner towards you, blaming the Bureau for getting Adam killed due to their investigation, telling them Chief Ripley's death is their fault, and even attempting to kick you out of the country after she shuts down the embassy.
*AssholeVictim: Adam was a disrespectful drunkard who refused to pay Asal after making her strip in front of strangers, vandalized Omar's property out of spite, and raped his ex-girlfriend after she refused to be with him anymore, which led to her murdering him.
*AstonishinglyAppropriateInterruption: When you find the victim's phone and see he has a lot of missed calls from ambassador Stern.
-->'''Jack:''' The victim has 10 missed calls from a certain Ambassador Stern, who apparently…
-->'''Jessica:''' Can someone tell me why Adam isn’t answering his phone?! I’ve called him a million times!
-->'''Jack:''' …really wanted to reach him. Uh, Ambassador Stern?
*AwesomeByAnalysis: Elliot gets one when he manages to identify where the victim was last seen by analyzing a photo of him and deducing the location with only the building's columns.
-->'''Jack:''' You did all that since we last talked? That’s… impressive.
*BellyDancer: Asal Hawaa, one of your suspects, is one. She worked in private parties organized by the victim, who once refused to pay her after throwing her out with barely any clothes put on.
*{{Blackmail}}: Rafid Habadi, a spice vendor, was being blackmailed with his family by [[ProfessionalKiller The Sword]] to deliver packages full of poisoned darts to people so they can commit murder, which is how Christy got her hands on the same darts used to murder Chief Ripley.
*TheChase: At the end of the case, the Bureau goes to the desert to chase after The Sword.
*{{Cliffhanger}}: The case ends with the Bureau entering the desert to chase after The Sword, who knows the police is onto them and now are trying to flee.
*CodeName: The assassin responsible for killing Chief Ripley and convincing Christy to kill Adam goes by The Sword.
-->'''Jack:''' “The Sword”… [[{{Pun}} sounds like one sharp codename.]]
*CoolPet; Lars adopts a crab you find in a fishing net along with a piece of clothing belonging to the killer.
*ConsummateProfessional: Omar Bahir is nothing but polite and entirely professional towards you, since he's a famous and cultured professor who needs to maintain his image.
*CursedItem: The killer gave the victim a cursed amulet that supposedly causes injury or misfortune on whoever wears it.
*ExcrementStatement: The victim peed on one of Omar's costly artifacts after he refused to give him the contact details of all his tribal associates.
*ForeignExchangeStudent: Christy Mathis, an American student living in Morocco who was a couple with the victim until they broke up.
*FromCamouflageToCriminal: Jonah Karam used to be a soldier until [[RogueSoldier he went rogue]] and now works as a hired stalker.
*GentlemanAndAScholar: This case introduces Omar Bahir, a highly sought-out professor with a very sophisticated and polite way of speaking. Jack thinks it's a little uncanny.
*GibberishOfLove: Jack can't get himself to speak normally whenever he speaks with his LoveAtFirstSight Asal.
*GoodParents: Despite being quite a jerk towards you, Ambassador Stern is shown to absolutely love her son, something that surprises Jack.
*HeatWave: Both Jack and Elliot can't stop complaining about the Moroccan heat throughout the case.
*LoveAtFirstSight: Jack falls in love with [[BellyDancer Asal]] as soon as he sees her.
*MummyWrap: Lars does this with his hat during one of his analyzes, then with an orange in the Additional Investigation.
-->'''Jack:''' Bro! That’s... actually kind of strange even for you.
*NotYourProblem: Omar has contacts with possibly dangerous rebel leaders, but he claims he only meets with them due to also being tribal people, who he's specialized in.
-->'''Omar:''' The gentlemen you are referring to are elder tribal leaders. Whether or not they happen to be part of any rebellion is of no importance to me… or my line of work.
*OOCIsSeriousBusiness: The usually calm and level-headed Ingrid is seen experiencing a panic attack at the start of the case, believing that the Bureau is doomed now that Chief Ripley isn't there to command it. Fortunately, Jack manages to calm her down.
*ProfessionalKiller: It's revealed that the person behind Chief Ripley and Adam's murders is an assassin called The Sword, who now knows the Bureau is on their trail and has fled to the desert.
*RaceAgainstTheClock: Chapter 3, since [[AssInAmbassador Ambassador Stern]] tries to get you kicked out of the country by the end of the day since she's closing down the embassy.
*RapeAsDrama: Christy killed Adam after he raped her, fearing that he might attempt to do the same with other students.
*RebelLeader: While they don't directly appear, rebel tribal leaders are mentioned throughout the case, with the victim, Omar, and Jonah showing particular interest in them for different reasons (power, fascination, and their possible connections with The Sword, respectively).
*RichGenius: Omar is not only a great knowledgeable professor, but he's also rich enough to own one of the fanciest riads in the region. According to Elliot, he's a leading scholar on Ancient Arabic and a highly sought-out advisor on tribal strategy, which earns him a lot of money.
*RogueSoldier: You meet Jonah Karam in this case, an African soldier who, according to Elliot, went rogue, left the military, and became a hired stalker.
*ShoutOut: In the Riad scene, there is a bottle of Tabasco sauce.
*SociopathicSoldier: Marina describes Jonah as this judging by his notebook, claiming that his writing style is in line with those of aggressive people and serial killers.
*StalkerWithoutACrush: Jonah was being paid by an unknown person to follow the victim, making him a suspect.
*WoundedGazelleGambit: Christy tries to act hurt due to her boyfriend's death, but it turns out she's the killer.
*YouDidntAsk:
-->'''Elliot:''' The briefcase belongs to the riad’s owner, Omar Bahir.
-->'''Jack:''' You knew who owned the riad and you didn’t tell us?!
-->'''Elliot:''' You didn’t ask.
[[caption-width-right:350:'''Ingrid:''' Anyway, now that we’re in Morocco, we don’t have a second to waste! We must go after Ripley’s killer!]]
The Bureau arrives to Casablanca, Morocco, so they can look for clues regarding Chief Ripley's assassination, who was killed with a poisoned dart only manufactured in the region. There, Ingrid asks Jack and the player to meet up with US embassy military attaché Adam Hassan so he can grant them full permission to investigate, only for them to find his body at the docks, murdered with another poisoned dart.
!!Tropes:
*AssInAmbassador: Ambassador Jessica Stern acts in a very unpleasant manner towards you, blaming the Bureau for getting Adam killed due to their investigation, telling them Chief Ripley's death is their fault, and even attempting to kick you out of the country after she shuts down the embassy.
*AssholeVictim: Adam was a disrespectful drunkard who refused to pay Asal after making her strip in front of strangers, vandalized Omar's property out of spite, and raped his ex-girlfriend after she refused to be with him anymore, which led to her murdering him.
*AstonishinglyAppropriateInterruption: When you find the victim's phone and see he has a lot of missed calls from ambassador Stern.
-->'''Jack:''' The victim has 10 missed calls from a certain Ambassador Stern, who apparently…
-->'''Jessica:''' Can someone tell me why Adam isn’t answering his phone?! I’ve called him a million times!
-->'''Jack:''' …really wanted to reach him. Uh, Ambassador Stern?
*AwesomeByAnalysis: Elliot gets one when he manages to identify where the victim was last seen by analyzing a photo of him and deducing the location with only the building's columns.
-->'''Jack:''' You did all that since we last talked? That’s… impressive.
*BellyDancer: Asal Hawaa, one of your suspects, is one. She worked in private parties organized by the victim, who once refused to pay her after throwing her out with barely any clothes put on.
*{{Blackmail}}: Rafid Habadi, a spice vendor, was being blackmailed with his family by [[ProfessionalKiller The Sword]] to deliver packages full of poisoned darts to people so they can commit murder, which is how Christy got her hands on the same darts used to murder Chief Ripley.
*TheChase: At the end of the case, the Bureau goes to the desert to chase after The Sword.
*{{Cliffhanger}}: The case ends with the Bureau entering the desert to chase after The Sword, who knows the police is onto them and now are trying to flee.
*CodeName: The assassin responsible for killing Chief Ripley and convincing Christy to kill Adam goes by The Sword.
-->'''Jack:''' “The Sword”… [[{{Pun}} sounds like one sharp codename.]]
*CoolPet; Lars adopts a crab you find in a fishing net along with a piece of clothing belonging to the killer.
*ConsummateProfessional: Omar Bahir is nothing but polite and entirely professional towards you, since he's a famous and cultured professor who needs to maintain his image.
*CursedItem: The killer gave the victim a cursed amulet that supposedly causes injury or misfortune on whoever wears it.
*ExcrementStatement: The victim peed on one of Omar's costly artifacts after he refused to give him the contact details of all his tribal associates.
*ForeignExchangeStudent: Christy Mathis, an American student living in Morocco who was a couple with the victim until they broke up.
*FromCamouflageToCriminal: Jonah Karam used to be a soldier until [[RogueSoldier he went rogue]] and now works as a hired stalker.
*GentlemanAndAScholar: This case introduces Omar Bahir, a highly sought-out professor with a very sophisticated and polite way of speaking. Jack thinks it's a little uncanny.
*GibberishOfLove: Jack can't get himself to speak normally whenever he speaks with his LoveAtFirstSight Asal.
*GoodParents: Despite being quite a jerk towards you, Ambassador Stern is shown to absolutely love her son, something that surprises Jack.
*HeatWave: Both Jack and Elliot can't stop complaining about the Moroccan heat throughout the case.
*LoveAtFirstSight: Jack falls in love with [[BellyDancer Asal]] as soon as he sees her.
*MummyWrap: Lars does this with his hat during one of his analyzes, then with an orange in the Additional Investigation.
-->'''Jack:''' Bro! That’s... actually kind of strange even for you.
*NotYourProblem: Omar has contacts with possibly dangerous rebel leaders, but he claims he only meets with them due to also being tribal people, who he's specialized in.
-->'''Omar:''' The gentlemen you are referring to are elder tribal leaders. Whether or not they happen to be part of any rebellion is of no importance to me… or my line of work.
*OOCIsSeriousBusiness: The usually calm and level-headed Ingrid is seen experiencing a panic attack at the start of the case, believing that the Bureau is doomed now that Chief Ripley isn't there to command it. Fortunately, Jack manages to calm her down.
*ProfessionalKiller: It's revealed that the person behind Chief Ripley and Adam's murders is an assassin called The Sword, who now knows the Bureau is on their trail and has fled to the desert.
*RaceAgainstTheClock: Chapter 3, since [[AssInAmbassador Ambassador Stern]] tries to get you kicked out of the country by the end of the day since she's closing down the embassy.
*RapeAsDrama: Christy killed Adam after he raped her, fearing that he might attempt to do the same with other students.
*RebelLeader: While they don't directly appear, rebel tribal leaders are mentioned throughout the case, with the victim, Omar, and Jonah showing particular interest in them for different reasons (power, fascination, and their possible connections with The Sword, respectively).
*RichGenius: Omar is not only a great knowledgeable professor, but he's also rich enough to own one of the fanciest riads in the region. According to Elliot, he's a leading scholar on Ancient Arabic and a highly sought-out advisor on tribal strategy, which earns him a lot of money.
*RogueSoldier: You meet Jonah Karam in this case, an African soldier who, according to Elliot, went rogue, left the military, and became a hired stalker.
*ShoutOut: In the Riad scene, there is a bottle of Tabasco sauce.
*SociopathicSoldier: Marina describes Jonah as this judging by his notebook, claiming that his writing style is in line with those of aggressive people and serial killers.
*StalkerWithoutACrush: Jonah was being paid by an unknown person to follow the victim, making him a suspect.
*WoundedGazelleGambit: Christy tries to act hurt due to her boyfriend's death, but it turns out she's the killer.
*YouDidntAsk:
-->'''Elliot:''' The briefcase belongs to the riad’s owner, Omar Bahir.
-->'''Jack:''' You knew who owned the riad and you didn’t tell us?!
-->'''Elliot:''' You didn’t ask.
