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Evidence or a 'clue' found during a crime scene allows the player to further investigate items of interest.

Evidence, better known as clues, is one of the main gameplay features in L.A. Noire. Evidence is used for the investigative part of the game and is vital to solve a case. Evidence is will be noted at crime scenes and at interrogations during all cases. To gather evidence, the player must first interact with clues at crime scenes. The evidence during interrogations is obtained when the suspect reveals it after choosing the correct response.

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  • As Phelps finds more evidence, he will have more options during the interrogations of the cases.
  • During a case, all evidence found will be noted inside of Phelps' notebook.
  • Partners can also find evidence. If they find something, they will call Phelps to take a look.
  • Primary pieces of evidence are the easiest to find, while the secondary pieces are harder.
  • Most of the evidence at a Homicide crime scene is usually found on the victim's body.
  • Intuition points may be used to highlight evidence at the crime scene. This will will show icons of magnifying glasses on the mini-map indicating unfound evidence.
  • Sometimes evidence markers are used to indicate the location of evidence.
  • Audio cues in the form of small 'dings' when near objects of interest help the player in their investigation.
  • When all evidence is found, the background investigative music also ends.
    • Sometimes, a newspaper is present at the crime scene, which means the music will not end until you have read it.

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