Detective Pimento Novels & Stories

“What?” “The wood of the bird box that Kimberly won in the raffle at his fund raiser the other night, has a very distinctive grain pattern.” I took a picture out of my pocket that I had printed off earlier and handed it to the Detective Inspector. “That grain appeared on the side of the first concrete block. He’s had that wood for some time and Bernard Catterall has only been missing for a few days and I’ll bet you any money you like, that somewhere either in the house or in the garden that you will find evidence of concrete dust and the blood belonging to one of the victims.” “I’ve got the SOCO team crawling over his place right now,” DI Silver told me. “So let us hope they do find some

He assured me, as I didn't want my kids to get uncomfortable. “Thank you, detective.” “It's my job, I will call you once I have the way forward with the man from prison, please let me know if anything happens,” he said, and after bidding goodbye, he walked out. I walked to my table, took the bottle of wine I kept in my drawer and took a short glass. I poured myself a drink before I sipped it. I was confused: was it Damian or Cassie? With the notes, it was clear that it was Cassie, but now, with the detective and Lily's suspicion, there was a possibility that Damian was behind this. I sipped on my glass before I placed it back and walked to my yoga room. I walked straight to my wardrobe and c

He heaved a sigh and kept walking. Damien spent the next two hours in full mafia mode. He was no longer the professor most people knew. There were no more careful restraints. He pulled every string he had left dormant—encrypted calls to Roman’s contacts, access to dark-web facial recognition databases, traffic cam archives, private investigator logs, bank traces on the anonymous email account that sent the photo. He cross-referenced IP addresses, timestamps, geolocation pings. He mapped the sender’s digital footprint backward until it bled into real-world locations: coffee shops with open Wi-Fi, burner phones purchased with cash, a single grainy still from a bodega security camera showing a

He couldn’t think of any issue that could bring them over to his doorsteps. The officers turned their gaze on Penelope, “I am detective Kayden. This is my partner, Detective Williams. We are here for Ms. Winters.” Penelope blinked in confusion, “What? Why?” She asked, turning to look at Killian. “We are investigating the death of Drew Portman.” Detective Kayden explained. “We just need you for clarification at the precinct.” Penelope drew a painful gasp, “D-drew is d-dead?” Her breath caught in her throat. Her legs almost gave out if not for Killian who quickly supported her weight.

Time to settle an old debt. Detective Thomas Quinn had gotten the call about another dead body, but he needed to wait until Pamela made it to the restaurant. He took off his coat and set it on the chair. While rolling up his sleeves, Thomas thought about his day so far as he loosened the blue striped tie that he had just bought.

Both wearing civilian, Catharine showed his ID to the woman. "Good morning Ma'am Luisa Lorenzo. I'm detective Catharine Maximo together with my partner Officer Alex Perez from Paradiso City Police Department. We're here to ask questions about the decease Jennifer," Alex directly told her which cause the woman to be shocked. She gasp, taken aback by the news brought. Alex had an awful way of telling the woman her child is dead. Without warning, Alex entered the house. The inside is different from the outside color of the house, revealing a lively mood, it attracts people. There was three a family picture hanging upon the wall. On the small table beside the sofa, a girl that resembles Jennifer

I cautiously asked because serious individuals can also be weird and sickly. “I am Detective Ifami.” He raised his hand to reveal a police badge, and that bothered me because it made me think of Nathaniel’s accident. “From the Lanville North district.” I hope, with everything I have, that they are not about to deliver terrible news. I might go mad if that happens. “Wh…” I cleared my throat. “What do you want?” “Miss Sarah Pierce.” He brought handcuffs out while his partner displayed a document. “You are under arrest as a suspect in the murder of Carlos Santano. You have the right to-”

His eyes moved from Alex to Vincenzo to the box on the counter. "Detective Marchetti. I'm Special Agent Pierce. I've been following your case for months." He looked at Vincenzo. "You're the one they call the ghost." Vincenzo's face was calm, controlled. "I'm the one who can give you the evidence you need to bring down the people who've been running this city for decades." Pierce was quiet for a moment. His eyes were sharp, calculating, the eyes of a man who had spent his life looking for the truth.

Rielle smiled as she remembered the plan she came up with, It was simple and hopefully easy but yes it sounded easy. She saw Adam walking back towards her car and signaled at Emmanuel to come in of which he did. Adam hopped into the car and looked at her “They believe the fire was intentional and someone wanted to either destroy the event or kill you.” He said and She nodded “Is Reed the detective in charge?” She asked and he shook his head “Not at all, The man currently handling the case is called Paolo. Detective Paolo.” He said and she nodded thoughtfully “Let’s go home Emmanuel.” She said and he turned on the ignition of the car and drove out of the place.

Peter couldn't help but feel the weight of the situation as the inspector began to speak. Inspector: Mr. Peterson, I'm Inspector Parker. We've been investigating the circumstances surrounding Sheila's death, and I believe we have some promising leads. Peter: (leaning forward, his eyes filled with determination)Tell me everything, Inspector. Inspector Parker pulled out a file and placed it on the desk, opening it to reveal photographs and evidence. Peter's heart sank as he saw the lifeless image of Sheila, a once vibrant woman reduced to a mere victim. Inspector Parker started . "We have reason to believe that George and Caleb were involved in Sheila's murder. Their fingerprints were found at