Novel & Cerita Criminal Minds 13th Season

"I told you it was her! Officers, why aren't you arresting her?" Leon finally "broke down". His eyes turned bloodshot. "Officers, I-I don't want to believe it… but the evidence is right there. My grandma raised me since I was a boy…" His voice cracked, and his shoulders trembled slightly. The onlookers in the hallway began throwing pitying glances his way. "That poor guy. His wife murdered his grandma." "Karma will catch up to her. A toxic woman like that deserves to rot in prison." The police officer turned back to me, his tone strictly professional. "Ms. Spencer, the evidence we have now is heavily stacked against you.

“Watch your tone, Mindy Fawkes! Why would we arrest you without proof? Just tell us. Why did you kill them?” I shrugged. “And who did I kill?” “Your dormmates! They were about to transfer to universities from the community college, but you ruined their futures!” “That’s such a huge pity! I find it regrettable that those three good girls died, but why would I kill them?” “Because you—” “Ahem.” Captain Zimmer interrupted Watson by clearing his throat. What a pity. I did not manage to fish out what they thought was my murder motive. “Mindy, what were you doing on the eleventh of March? Please tell us in detail. Don’t leave anything out.” Captain Zimmer’s voice remained as steady and calm as usu

She had switched it off. That made my jaw clench harder. I stood in the middle of the room, phone still in my hand, staring at nothing. My mind kept running through possibilities I didn’t want to consider. What if Vincent pushed her too far? What if she finally broke? What if she left the mansion in anger and something happened on the way? There was another thought too. One I didn’t like at all. The past. The fact that she had once been followed. That situation had ended without explanation. No clear answers. No culprit caught.

his victims in the hope that the women can be identified. They are still working on the remaining 43 cases to which he confessed. "Although he is already in prison, the FBI believes it is important to seek justice for every victim, to close every possible case," Christie Palazzolo, an FBI crime analyst, said in a statement. "Believe it or not, you only see evil a few times in your career," Marcia of the Los Angeles Police Department told The New York Times. "Looking into his eyes, I would say that he was pure evil," she recounted. And it is that the amount of details about the murders that he claims to have committed, the majority against women, left detectives, police officers and prosecut