There are a large number of bottles from alcohol. These bottles are all different not only ranging in brand but also in type there is red wine, cider etc. making alcoholism unlikely as they are creatures of habit. A party is also unlikely as there isn't other evidence in the rubbish of a party. I don't think this is Mr. Speurder's rubbish but rather someone else has dumped their rubbish on his lawn. The fact that the rubbish is spread out suggests this was an act of hatred against Mr. Speurder rather than someone just didn't want to pay for rubbish collection as that would more than likely be more rubbish and bagged up in some way. Then there is the fact of the camp fire as far as I am aware this is not a usual feature of manicures gardens :D The dumper perhaps lit this to draw Mr. Speurders attention. This would have been very effective during the night which is more than likely when the rubbish was dumped because someone walking around in an area where Mycroft lives with bags of rubbish is sure to draw attention in broad daylight. The rest of the contents of the rubbish lead me to believe that a student is our dumper. Typical student rubbish. Instant noodles, alcohol, cola, value bottles of pop. I'd ask Mr. Speurder if he's ticked off any students lately.

Now about Mycroft's hot tub is it that his hot tub used to be here or this is a spot next to his hot tub that we've just to deduce things about?

Wholocked wrote:

Kazzaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa............... I'm stuck

Chapter 6 - The Crossword Clue
I've seen the clue in the source code and I've also noticed that 'journies' is mispelled and they've taken the trouble to specify which paper the crossword comes from but I just can't figure it out. I don't even know if those things are clues or not!

Also the sign on the carriage door (mirrored) in the image...clue or not clue?

This game is going to pull all my hair out, I swear.

Which chapter is this again I did it about a week ago and I've forgotten already :/ If you send me the link to the chapter in a pm I can give you a clue if you like.

One I found quite useful to cheer yourself up is do all your school work 221B style. It always helped me get through a stack of homework because I was still in Sherlock mode :D

"You're not haunted by the war, Dr Watson. You miss it."

That one really sends chills up my spine the way Mark Gatiss delivers it!

Is anyone on level 9? I'm really stumped.

Molly the a reagent is a chemical. You need to look at the pictures and put the words together to make a chemical. I'm not sure where you live but make sure you think of the British name for things 
Sherlock you need to look at the source(right click and there should be an option to view source or inspect element)  and if you need more help after that just let me know and I'll give you another clue.

Molly Hooper wrote:

Am I being really dumb here, cause I don't get the relevance of;
First aid kit (emergency)
Hedgehog bird's nest or
the apple tablecloth.

Am I thinking to deeply here (or just not THINKING at all!)

Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong but the meanings I took from those were Martin Freeman = hedgehog
and the apple table cloth is to do with the apple Moriarty had. I'm not sure about the first aid kit though. That's just what I took from the pictures I may be wrong though.

I think it looks ok if you just look at is a new program. If I saw that ad on tv I would be interested in watching it definitely pales in comparison to Sherlock I also don't think that they brought through much of the sort of "sense" of the characters from the original books, which BBC does, and  I think that is its main downfall.

Jim Moriarty wrote:

mycroft in poirot (in mesoptamia)

I thought it was Appointment with Death he was in?

Ah thank you! I just saved it and then looked at the properties because that sort of information is always saved on the images. I'm sure that link will come in handy for some Sherlocking! It's quicker than my method and more exact. :D