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Evidence: 03-12-E
Case: 07-111317
Puzzle Investigators
Special Cases Unit
Philosopher’s Stone
Our investigators thought they struck gold when they found what appeared to be the stolen Rosetta Stone, but on closer
inspection by the resident linguist, Roth Raperty, it turned out not to be the case. Unlike the actual Rosetta Stone, the writings
in the respective languages do not appear to be translations of one another, though Raperty has said that the series of seven
passages certainly appear to be related. He told us that “Philosopher’s Stone” is the translation of the excerpt in the second
passage though, so that’s what we’re calling the stone for now, but he needs help in deciphering the rest of the excerpts.
Witness: Clyde Law
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