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Go to the Deduction and try to match clues. I think it was something with strenght to do the experiment with a harpoon... does Neligan have enough strenght to kill someone with harpoon? Or maybe you already have that clue, so try to speak with Watson.
Looks like you've missed some clues before, and the decision had been made. It is the end of the case with that solution you have. Seems like you need to make that decision or play again that case. It's the first case, so I advise you to do the second :)
- not finding some clue
- missing some deduction chain that you actually have available.
- Not talking to some witness a second time. If you unlock some clue related to a witness you had already interrogated, you should probably talk to them a second time.
Notice that the deduction chains are direction-specific, ie, if you have two clues in deduction window, A -> B is different from B -> A. You should try both directions. Sometimes a new clue unlocks a second alternative interpretation in a deduction cell, which in turns unlocks more deductions. Since the game doesnt punish you for trying out in deduction window, you should find all possibilities eventually.
How'd the second try go, Lacrimosa? :)
Last two cases for me, which is quite sad, so yeah - no need to hurry :)
Good luck!
Anyway, it's not really "a stuck". If you wouldn't check for the right solutions on the Internet, you would make a decision that you've come up with, and the game would go furhter to the next case. You might be wrong though - and that's the cool freedom about the game. :)
I haven't finished the game yet, but I think the ending will show, on how good detective you were, which is another great thing to me.