The murder case of 420 was solved due to the accidental discovery of 320 when recreating the scene. The Pearl Princess does not provide overly high-tech testing instruments and reagents. For example, there are criminal investigation intelligent machines on the third-level civilization that can automatically collect all hair, blood and even sweat stains near the crime scene, but this kind of machine is not provided on the ship, so if it were not for the accidental discovery of the 320 contractor, it would be difficult to find a small spot of dried blood on the dark iron railing.
The test results showed that the bloodstains belonged to the contractor of 418. 418 was only separated from 420 by 419, which made it very convenient for the crime.
418 still insisted on his defense, saying that the bloodstains were left there when he accidentally scratched the terrace when he went to rest, and there was a death notice left in room 420. The person who killed him was most likely Bloody Spade. He and his contractor had been resting in the lounge with a group of planners on the first night, so he had an alibi and could not have been the Bloody Spade who committed the crime.
However, the excuse of "accidentally getting scratched on the terrace" was too far-fetched, and he was still voted dead in this silent vote.
Ethan Wu doesn't have a clear target to kill, so he is not very active in the silent vote. He is not sure that 418 is the murderer. If he were in 418's position, he would find loopholes in 320's reasoning, prove himself and bite back, at least make some people hesitate, and try to ensure that he will not be voted to death today.
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