Tricky Story Level 39 Walkthroughs & Guide

Tricky Story Level 39 — Help the detective find evidence Guide Overview

I needed a couple of tries to nail the order in Tricky Story Level 39. My first attempt handed the watch to the girls directly—but the detective had to see it first. This level is a murder mystery that plays out through Anna’s emotional detective work. Every item you pick up triggers a new line of dialogue, and if you skip ahead, the characters don’t react. The key is listening to what they say and letting the evidence build naturally. I’ll walk you through the exact sequence that worked for me.

Pattern Overview

Tricky Story Level 39 asks you to expose a wife’s lies by feeding the detective evidence in the right emotional order—each piece cracks her alibi a little more.

The Emotional Sequence

• Blonde Hair Before Watch: Plants suspicion on Karen before testing her watch alibi
• Watch Before Magnifying Glass: Exposes the time denial before comparing lipstick stains
• Napkin Before Flour: Introduces the dinner scene before revealing the tampered food
• Flour on Floor Before Mouse: Creates a contamination trail before the mouse tests the dish
• Mouse Before Bee: Confirms poisoning before the bee uncovers the vase sabotage
• Wi-Fi Remote Before Phone: Builds electronic tampering evidence before seizing Karen’s call log
• Phone Before Insurance Contract: Exposes the anesthetic lie before the policy reveals motive
• Insurance Contract Before Bedroom Door: Seals the motive before opening the final hidden room

Why This Level Feels Tricky + The Key Insight

Two traps got me. First, you think you can give every piece of evidence directly to the detective, but the watch and magnifying glass have to be used on the two girls after the detective sees the watch. Second, the flour bag requires scissors from the cabinet—I kept tapping the bag hoping it would tear.

I assumed the detective would accept the napkin next. So I handed it to him immediately. But nothing happened—he just stared. I realized I needed to give the napkin to the two girls instead, because they are the ones who ate at that table. The trigger was Anna’s line: “We found red lipstick stains on the wine glass.” That told me the napkin belonged in their hands, not the detective’s. Tricky Story Level 39 forces you to distribute evidence based on who it implicates, not who collects it. That insight unlocked the whole flow.

Step-by-Step Solution

Step 1. Laying the Suspicion

Tricky Story Level 39 starts with the blonde hair near Ryan. Give it to the detective first. Anna thinks: “This hair seems to belong to you, Karen?” This plants the seed of doubt, clearing four items from the suspicion board and letting the detective know whom to watch.

Step 2. Watch and Magnify

Next, give the watch to the detective. Anna’s inner monologue: “We are husband and wife, it’s normal for him to have a bit of my hair on him.” Then drag the magnifying glass onto the two girls. Tricky Story Level 39 exposes the watch denial—Karen says she only wears bracelets, while the other girl admits she forgot hers. The screen zooms in on their wrists.

Step 3. Dinner Napkin

Now give the napkin on the TV shelf to the two girls. Tricky Story Level 39 introduces the dinner setting. Anna observes: “We found red lipstick stains on the wine glass.” The napkin triggers their reactions, shifting the mood from casual to tense. If you skip this, the flour step won’t unlock.

Step 4. Flour Sabotage

Open the cabinet drawer of the TV shelf. Use the scissors to cut the flour package. Then drag the flour onto the floor. Tricky Story Level 39 hides the flour as a food‑tampering clue. Anna asks: “There’s something wrong with the food!” This leaves exactly five items remaining on the board.

Step 5. Poison Test

Tap the mouse hole, then drag the mouse onto the plate of food. Tricky Story Level 39 uses the mouse as a test subject—it confirms the food is poisoned. The mouse animation shows it eating, then the screen pulls back to reveal the detective’s growing suspicion.

Step 6. Vase Bee

Open the window, then drag the bee onto the vase on the table. Tricky Story Level 39 reveals the vase contamination: “There is a problem with this vase!” The bee triggers a reaction that ties the vase to the lipstick red herring. Anna shifts from confused to focused.

Step 7. Electronic Link

Drag the antenna of the Wi‑Fi router onto the TV remote control. Give the resulting item to the detective. Tricky Story Level 39 turns the remote into evidence—connecting electronic tampering. The detective now has a timeline clue, and the mood darkens as Karen’s lies start crumbling.

Step 8. Phone Seizure

Give the phone from Karen’s pocket to the detective. Tricky Story Level 39 uses Anna’s observation: “Why did you order an anesthetic spray?” Karen’s excuse about self‑defense doesn’t hold. This unlocks the psychological trigger for the final piece—the insurance contract.

Step 9. Motive Sealed

Open the bedroom door, then give the insurance contract on the bed to the detective. Tricky Story Level 39 seals the motive: “You just bought accident insurance for your husband?!” Anna denies it, but the evidence is clear. This clears the last tile, ending the investigation phase.

The Logic Behind It

Tricky Story Level 39 requires you to sequence evidence as a real investigator would: physical clues first, then interrogation tools, then motive documents. Each step implicates a specific person, and the detective only accepts items after the emotional weight has been established.

Final Scene Description

When I finished, I watched the detective handcuff Karen as she screamed, “It wasn’t me! We are a couple deeply in love!” But the blonde hair, the watch, the poisoned flour, the insurance contract—all of it formed a silent chain. Tricky Story Level 39 left me staring at the empty room, the bee still buzzing near the vase, and Anna whispering, “Everything is truly over now.”