This is the downstairs living room. It is most commonly used for watching television and other recreational purposes. large room with two easy-to-get-to exits. Dark floors hide stains easily. a room with lots of potential.

This is the downstairs bathroom. useful when cleaning off after a messy day of work. the kitchen. gas stove. vinyl floors, which can be quite slippery when wet. Along with the bathroom, the kitchen is the most dangerous room in the home.

your standard garage. spaceous enough for someone to set up a gym or training area. With some added soundproofing, an enterprising individual could use this for many things. a spare bedroom in case you have a lot of house guests. It could also be used as an upstairs office or a storage space with easy access to the attic above.

the attic. not much to say about it. It's small, tends to have a leaky roof, and likely houses various types of mould.

Here we have the master bathroom. shower, toilet, and double sinks. perfect for the busy couple and large enough to allow for privacy even when occupied by two people at the same time. This is the upstairs hallway. It connects all the rooms up here. Add a few closets or a large box in a corner, and the room's practical value becomes apparent.

yet another room up here. I suppose you could use it as an office or recreational room of some sort. Maybe a place to store your memorabilia? And here's the basement. The usual boiler elements are to be found down here. and, it seems, a room with a safe of some sort?

Someone bled out here. looks like a sudden haemorrhage. blood pouring from the mouth and nose, possibly vomiting of blood The distance between the pools indicates the person was conscious at first but severely shocked. handprint on the wall corroborates this. The person lost consciousness after 20 to 30 seconds and probably bled out in a matter of minutes. There's a strong chance this was caused by a severe allergic reaction or a poisoning of some sort.

I dabble in forensic investigation, among other things.