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"So, you're here with information regarding the criminal I'm after." Alfred nodded. "Yes, Mrs. Harper..." "Melendez." Emily corrected. "Oh. OK. Well, um, I want to warn you that this case isn't easy. It's been dealt with for so long, but up til now, we haven't caught them." He said giving her a big folder of files in his hands. "Hmm." Emily took it and looked at all the dead bodies they left in their paths and sighed seeing as it was really them. "Xerus?" She asked with a frown.

When he nodded, agad na'kong umalis and headed outside to where I had parked my car. Tinignan ko uli ang folder sa kamay ko as I get in to my car. I think now's the best time to start this case. Especially when this horny Frederico man was powerful. But who cares if he was? To hell with that horny old man! Kailangan nyang pagbayaran ang kalibugan nya and before I drove off from there, I opened that file again. Offender's details: past cases were either dismissed without charges or dropped before the trial saying the accusement was false report and no concrete evidence had presented---

Logan glanced coldly at Jasper's photo and asked, "Do you have nothing to do?" "Yeah, a bit bored." Logan handed over a compressed file to Esther. "These are the relevant materials for the case we're investigating. Take a look." "Can I?" Esther exclaimed. "Yeah." Esther opened the compressed file excitedly, scrolling through the documents page by page. These were the core materials of the case, which Logan hadn't allowed her to access before. This was her first encounter with these documents, revealing the darkest side of human nature.

When Justin had shown up, Thomas didn’t give him a minute to rest. “Nice to meet you Detective. I want you to look through these old case files and tell me if you see anything that looks like it started out of a Stephen King novel.” Justin had looked at the boxes while Thomas had grabbed his coat a walked over to the elevator and headed down to the evidence locker. He wanted to check a few things that seemed to pop out. Well wonderful he thought. Paperwork is always fun. It didn’t take long to come across a case file that held a person by the name Pete McDuffie. He had rap- sheet that read like a cheap novel. Justin had found more than one thing that really screamed at the rat. So, with file

Chapter One Miranda's POV Henderson handed me the file for the case. My eyes roamed through it while I stared right at it. Once it was a black file , it was always dangerous . I didn't bother to open it while it laid in my hands, I took a bold step as my eyes roamed through the first pages of the book . It was a case involving the most notorious criminal in Russia. “The cartel hasn't stopped, and right now they are after the government,” he paused for a while, walking toward the brown wooden chair made of plywood.

The other one added worriedly looking at the other officers to get support. The General commissioner lets out a sigh, He presses the remote controller to play something on projectors. " How many of you, have solved the case book? This book is written by our honorable formal general commissioner who had failed to connect to dots and couldn't able to solve the cases" The man looks at the group of officers and other detectives. The sense of nervousness rushes through everyone's face. The G. Commissioner presses the button once again and shows the copy of the books that Alisha solved.

She couldn't help but sigh angrily Maybe if she finds something that can let her reopen the case then Lieutenant Liam can look at her Standing up she picked up the bottle of water next to her Without noticing a piece of paper fell from the bunch of files that were on the floor She sat down and continued looking at the files in front of her After about an hour she could only close the case file frustrated Why isn't there a single thing that can let her reopen the cases No clue at all Everything was just covered up perfectly How could a murder case be turned into a sucide case perfectly without any hole She picked up her windbreaker from the side and stood up to leave But the paper on the floo

I had to take out time to study them, especially the most violent deaths, and also get as much information as I could find about the unsolved cases the department had. I peered at the cop, who seemed distracted by something in his hands, and I took the opportunity to walk to one of the shelves I had been eyeing since I set foot in this place. I grabbed the files off the shelf without looking and went back to the photocopier in quick strides. I’d sort out the information later; right now, I needed to get everything I could. I returned the files after making copies and picked up a different batch. Just as I returned those, he cleared his throat, and I moved back to the copier with quick stride

“Do you mind explaining that? Because I’m holding Casey’s file right now, and everything in here looks real—very real. So why isn’t it online?” Kevin nodded, as though he had expected the question. He explained that the file itself and everything documented in it was indeed authentic. However, unlike normal records that could be easily traced or verified online, this one had been completely erased from any digital database. He admitted that he had personally searched for it online but found absolutely nothing.

The authorities suspect a crime, it is inconclusive, Rebeca had everything she wanted, now she has lost everything. The police are initially unable to find evidence, until the police arrest a criminal named Ralf, Nunes who was arrested for going against his; Ralf claims there was a fight over money. According to Ralf, she took the butcher knife, I'm going to kill you, like I killed Larry. A team specializing in unsolved cases, and called in, they interrogate Rebeca, then they simply pressure her. The detectives summarize what they already know, that they found the watch in the bag, with fingerprints on which they saw some documents.