Checking some of the games with a hacking theme that I have on my library and coming from the great Hacknet to this one is painful. Thanks for the help folks.

"A 54-year-old suspect has been arrest[…]"
It's "years" and "arrested". Also "suspect" breaks the notional structure of this sentence. Use "man" or something more neutral instead in the introductory sentence.

"The force used to bring in Mr Grund, which was considerably more than what would have usually been for this kind of case, has led to the public asking questions."
That complete sentence is a complete trainwreck if I've even seen one.
I just can't anymore..!
Here's the "constructive" part of my criticism, though:
"The stark force employed to apprehend Mr. Grund has left onlookers daunted."

AND THEN HE STILL GETS ARRESTED FOR SOFTWARE, NOT KILLER SERVICES.
What a sloppy job this game is...

If this game taught me anything — it's to hunt down (bad) coders.
There's a file with malicious code you have to find to solve this case, yet it doesn't work as evidence but a bank statement, with all entries IDENTICAL to a statement encountered in previous cases, that doesn't even belong to this guy, does.

It depend on the system time. You might play it in the evening at it will be Winterwall. Just look at the time in the right bottom corner.

On the IP address there is also a txt file saying he will be staying with his mom from 7 to 7. So during those hours Winterwall, during day East Sea.

When the devs arent even sure :/

Ok, my god this was a pain. The "Gank" vs. "Hank" bs notwithstanding, I eventually had to use East Sea to get it to work. It was noon, so not between 7 - 7 either.

Could the suspect either be at Winterwell or at East Sea depending on the time of the day?

If you look at the ip with info "ip" it will show in winterwell and that's the reason for the arrest not being possible in east sea