Elicius Huard

Elicius Huard (1935-2005) was the victim in One Last Visit (Case #3 of The Origins).

## Death

Elicius's body was found leaning against the museum wall with a stab wound on his chest. There was also blood coming out of his mouth.

## Relationship With Suspects

At the museum near Elicius's body was a book recently written and published by Richard Adams. When the team asked him about the book, Richard said that he met Elicius at the museum, as Elicius was a fan of his books. They never met again after that. Max Snowcone also found a letter from Oceanne Huard, Elicius's granddaughter. When asked about her grandfather's death, Oceanne was scared and ran off before further questions could be asked. In Elicius's bedroom, we found a cain belonging to Laszlo Toth. Laszlo said that he visited Elicius often, as they were good friends. Laszlo seemed devastated by the news that Elicius was dead, And that he wishes to help bring him justice in any way he can. In the museum, we see Elliot Desormeaux freaking out over the murder, and he tells us how scared he is and that whoever killed Elicius will probably kill again. Max manages to calm Elliot down and continues to investigate. We later find the flagpole and realize it was bought for the museum by Bessie Waters, one of the curators, who we go to speak to. Bessie says she was aware of the murder because she saw Elliot screaming and she panicked. She said that if she sees anything suspicious, she'll be sure to let us know. We later find a paper saying "Leave me alone, Elicius!" from Richard and the victim's phone. After analyzing the phone, Imogen Caulfield told the team that the last text on Elicius's phone was from Laszlo. It said, "Stop this or I will tell the police!" We ask Richard about his paper and he said that Elicius often harassed him, often trying to find a way to sneak into his house to see what he was writing. We later ask Laszlo about his text, and Laszlo said he caught Elicius raping little kids and threatened to report him to the police if he continued. Laszlo mentioned that Elicius already went to jail once and that he didn't want to go back again. We later find Oceanne, who is now willing to talk with us. She tells us that her parents died when she was young and that she was left with her grandfather to raise her. She said that her grandfather was super strict and religious, neither of which she wanted. We also find a contract signed by Bessie, which was an attempt to get Elicius banned from the museum. When we ask Bessie about this, she told us that Elicius often touched museum artifacts and once attempted to steal an old painting of Jesus dying on a cross. In Elicius's room, we find a ticket to go to Elliot's upcoming basketball game. When we ask Elliot about this, he replies that Elicius appeared a few times at his basketball games suspiciously and kept starring at him. Elliot wanted to call the police but decided not to.

## Killer and Motives

The killer turned out to be Elliot.

Upon admitting to the murder, Elliot tells the team that Elicius was jailed because he was a pervert and often liked to sexually harass younger kids, such as Elliot. Elliot also mentioned that Elicius kidnapped Elliot's brother, whom he never saw again after that. When Elliot got the chance to go to Elicius's city, he didn't hesitate to get his revenge.

Elliot was sentenced to 7 years in prison with a chance of parole for 5.

## Case Appearances

* One Last Visit (Case #3 of The Origins)