Roy and Norma told Captain Mulligan everything they had observed in Daniel Ranlone's cabin and apartment, and their suspicions about his involvement in the disappearance of Brooke Daniels, his girlfriend. They wanted to investigate further and for that they needed full access to those properties.“How do you know there are traces of blood in the cabin?” Mulligan asked. Roy and Norma didn't answer, just looked at each other briefly before turning their attention back to the captain. “Don't tell me that... Did you enter the cabin without a warrant? What the hell were you guys thinking?”“Captain, you ordered us...”“But not that you guys do whatever you wanted!” Mulligan interrupted Roy before he could justify himself further. “Let alone break the law, for God's sake!”“Captain, we accept that we were at fault, but we need a warrant to search the cabin and the apartment…” Norma a

Daniel woke up at noon, saw the time on the clock on his nightstand, and wondered if there was still a chance to go to work. It was half past twelve, he had slept a lot and his body felt heavy. He got up reluctantly to prepare a coffee, when he was in the kitchen he heard the doorbell ring and, surprised, went to see who it was.They were those two detectives, this time they were accompanied by two other policemen in uniform. He opened the door and faced them.“Good morning, Mr. Ranlone. At your work they told us that you had not gone today”, said Roy. “Which is good because that way we kill two birds with one stone.”“What do you mean?”“We have a search warrant for your house,” Norma said, showing him a piece of paper and then handing it over. “We gave one just like it to your father and by now they must be searching the cabin.”Roy signaled to the two policemen and they entered the apartment, beginning to go through everything. Norma went directly to the main room.“Why are you doi

Detectives Mark Forney and Doris Ventura were rechecking the alleyway where the vampires were brutally eliminated. Coroner Perkins had already collected all the evidence possible on the case but they did not want anything to be missed. They had checked the identities of the dead vampires and had gone to each one's home, but once there the residents told them they did not know any of them, so they concluded that the driver's licenses were fake. Very good fakes.So they still had nothing.They checked the alley from end to end but what happened was near the north entrance, in the middle of it there was no trace of blood. Although there were shops nearby, none of them had security cameras that offered a clear view of the north entrance, so they went to the south entrance and just across the street they found a pawn shop that had a camera pointed at the street. They went there and spoke to the manager, who had no problem providing them with the security video.“Does it have to do with wha

Before leaving the alley, Mark wanted to continue checking the entire crime scene, so they went up to the roof where the last vampire had been killed and began to check the surroundings. Except for the figure drawn in chalk on the floor, nothing seemed out of place. The building did not have many things there on the roof and the access booth to the internal stairs did not seem forced, so his suspicions that the murderer and the victim had gone up the emergency stairs were confirmed. Mark walked to the edge and looked at the alley and the building in front; this one was higher than where they were, by at least five or six stories, and he detailed the windows that gave access to his emergency stairway. One of the windows was closed but the curtains were open on both sides of it, Mark took a closer look, trying to see inside, and from what little he could see he realized that it was possibly a baby's room, with the walls painted blue, a wooden crib and in front of it a wooden shelf wit

Roy and Norma went back to Dan's house and, as on previous occasions, they didn't find him. They decided to return the next day after checking the surroundings of the cabin. To do so, they obtained a judge's order and prepared the police search teams and the canine brigade very early. They had only checked around three hundred meters when they came across a gruesome spectacle: mutilated body parts and apparently in a state of decomposition. Many bodies.“For God’s sake!” Exclaimed Norma, impressed. “What the hell happened here? What is all this?”Roy was also very impressed, as was the rest of the search team.“We'll need the entire police forensics team,” he said. “From all the police stations. This is very big.”“How many bodies do you think there are?” Norma asked, as a police officer accompanied by a German shepherd dog approached them.“I don't know,” Roy replied. &l