Here comes the gruesome part: the autopsy of the bodies. Let's see what the coroner Henri Le Mort has to say about the murders. -- Templeton

NAME OF DECEASED	CAUSE OF DEATH	MURDER WEAPON	MURDERER	MOTIVE	LOCATION OF BODY	TIME OF DEATH
Dr. Archibald Carrington III	was choked to death	none	Watney Little	financial gain or to cover up another crime	ship cabin	unknown
Dr. Pippin Carter	was stabbed in the chest	fake dagger	Detective O'Riley	financial gain or to cover up another crime	Egyptian exhibit	8:15 PM
Lawrence "Ziggy" Ziegfeld	his head was severed	paper cutter	Detective O'Riley	financial gain or to cover up another crime	body in dinosaur exhibit & head in life mask exhibit	11:15 PM
Watney Little	was skewered on a porcupine	artificial porcupine quills	Detective O'Riley	financial gain or to cover up another crime	Dr. Carrington's office	12:04 AM
Ernie Leach	was drowned	in alcohol vat	Detective O'Riley	financial gain or to cover up another crime	mastodon exhibit	2:15 AM
Yvette Delacroix	was choked to death	scarf and fast-drying plaster	Detective O'Riley	jealousy or revenge	Old Masters gallery	3:15 AM
Countess Waldorf- Carlton	was bitten by snake	snake	Detective O'Riley	financial gain or to cover up another crime	Dr. Myklos' office	4:15 AM
two Amon Ra worshippers	were shot to death	gun	Detective O'Riley	got in his way	Cult secret room	unknown
Dr. Ptahsheptut Smith	was bitten by a snake	none	none	none	Egypt	unknown

EXCERPT FROM CORONER'S REPORT - NEW YORK - 1926

Laura Bow provided vital information to the police prosecutor concerning the late Sterling Waldorf-Carlton, suggesting that the countess had murdered him so she could inherit his fortune. Laura also suspected that Yvette Delacroix was involved -- maybe (knowing her 'reputation') she had an affair with Sterling, so she probably knew something about the countess' intentions. The prosecutor, convinced that there might had been a foul play, assigned the coroner Henri Le Mort to investigate the matter. An autopsy of Sterling's body shall be performed soon. The prosecutor hopes that the autopsy findings will shed light on the mystery. However, since the prime suspect and the material witness -- the countess and Yvette -- are both dead, all the police has right now is prima facie evidence, including the diary, the conversation Laura overheard at the party (between the countess, Yvette, and Dr. Myklos), and what the countess said when Laura confronted her with the diary matter at the armor exhibit room. As for now, the prosecutor does not rule out any possibility for the murderer's identity -- it might even turn out to be O'Riley. Until the police has conclusive evidence, no further information shall be provided.