Barry Allen Detective Novels & Stories

"Because of the latest report, that's what we also thought. George was innocent. But we can't prove that till we capture him alive!" "Then what's your team plan so far?" I stared at him, firmly. "I will give you my best agent. His name is Detective Barney. He's on duty now but he'll be back this evening. He will tell you everything we discussed!" I just nodded and took my phone from my pocket. I captured each image and report while the Chief was watching in awe. "I will study them at the hotel!" I just replied when I saw his baffled look. "I see. So, where are you going now?" he asked when I was about to leave.

I turn around and as I am about to reply, I feel a hand on my shoulder, and Julien is standing next to me. “Don’t say a word,” he says as he crosses his arms next to me. “Mr. Ashford, my name is Andrew Bartholomew, I am the new detective responsible for your case and I was wondering if you would be able to talk to us,” he says and I look at Julien, who shakes his head. “Hi, I am Julien Gilmore, Mr. Ashford’s lawyer, my client is at work and as you know, there are thousands of people waiting for him, we can meet you after the game,” Julien says as Andrew the new detective looks at me unimpressed.

"Not for now. Make me some boxed mac n cheese instead." Just then, the sound of a car pulling into the porch drifted into the villa. Afterward, the door swung open, and in came Brody. The maid greeted him politely when she saw him. "Mr. Allen, you're back." Brody nodded and didn't look at Gabriella until the maid was gone. He was done pretending, and so was she. The private detective's pictures were scattered on the bar counter next to them. One of them fell to the floor, and Brody bent down to pick it up. He took a glance at it and asked, "You found out, huh?"

“The coffee isn’t bad here, and they have the best blueberry scones you’ve ever tasted.” He bought two coffees and two blueberry scones, and we sat where we could watch the entrance. Nothing was said out loud, but we both felt the need to be vigilant. Allen took a folder from his briefcase and handed it to me. “It’s another murder case,” he said. “A young Beta male is accused of a murder he claims not to remember. He has no criminal background whatsoever.” I took the file as his phone rang. Allen spoke briefly to someone and seemed dazed for a moment.

Her eyes glowed red as the energy became fully attached to the officers The victim’s wife opened the door and looked at the police men “May we come in Mrs Jones?” The police men smiled at her “Yes you may” Mrs Jones ushered them in and they quickly took their seats. “I’m the police detective in charge of the case, Parker Steffens” the officer In charge of the questioning said “Nice to meet you Mr Parker Steffens” the woman replied “Would you like to rest for a while? Or are you fully sure that you are well and alright? “Parker said expressing his concerns

No. The department must be trusted. And the agency should send reliable people to work there. He closed all the windows with his mouse. - All open... you are a detective and you leave evidence like this? Maybe I do need a break. Without realizing it, he missed the slip of a criminal.

After his last witness interview Max makes some notes and going over the facts now with new information gathered, he’s got some good leads and ideas of where to look for some key evidence. Drawing up a search warrant so he can collect the evidence he hopes to find. Max emails a draft to the district attorney's office for review. Since it's a urgent matter he will get a reply within the hour. Once the warrant is in his hands Max and requested backup Max. He and his fellow officers leave to execute the search. The Deputy Sheriff's officer had also arrived to assist, but even before entering the factory the K-9 alerted them to the presence of contraband in the vehicle that was parked outside.

I'm feeling what Barbie feels when she is transferred to another realm overnight in her sleep. I jumped out of bed and started my inspection, following the rules of what a detective movie character would do. Rule one, make no noise, don't tip your captive. Rule two, look carefully with your open mind. You can't miss a small detail which can be proved helpful later. Rule three, recurring the incidence exactly before the event you sure will get a clue which you must have ignored before. Rule four, don't act rashly or over-smartly. First, analyze the situation, think about the pros and cons.