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CRIME BOOK 101 Not Office Hour
Klek.Sam closed his bedroom door. The air in the Prime Minister's residence was very cold, especially at night so he needed to wear a fairly thick jacket when talking to the Prime Minister earlier. He took off his leather jacket, hung it by the door, and walked over to his bed.He's going to sit on his bed checking his phone. He haven't had time to check his phone even though he heard some incoming notifications. There is a short message in the group chat."Boss, the lab discovered the identity of the unknown man, from some items found in the warehouse." Message from Aris. It was Rina and Luk who discovered the crime scene, but, because Aris was handling the unidentified corpse, he decided to give the case to him. The message was sent about an hour ago, and it's already eleven o'clock at night, have they slept yet? But Sam still replied to his message.“Give the report by tomorrow,” he wrote.He sent the next message."Rina, Luk, investigate Lucy Lowe's family and what it has to do wi
CRIME BOOK 101 Smelly Blood
Meanwhile, in the hallway by the office, Ryan, the division B crime team, is in one of the rooms with his partner Larry. They managed to invite the witness of the kidnapping, the victim herself, Anita Hans, to be questioned in the interrogation room.Sam and Dakota pass in front of the interrogation room, having caught sight of old man Hans sitting in the waiting area in the front lobby."Come on Dax," Sam said waiting for Dakota to arrive to enter together into the monitor room. Ron was seen already inside.“Boss”Ron turned around. Had a sharp look at Sam."Sam, were you the ones who suggested Anita Hans come here?" he asked.Sam glanced at Dakota, and he nodded."Yeah, so what?" as usual he asked back because his boss saw him like that. Ron pursed his mouth."What else? Asking for a warrant is very troublesome, Ryan and his team are not like you guys, who can request a warrant as quickly as turning your palm. At least it took a few days, Lucky he use your name on it” said Ron.Sam
CRIME BOOK 101 Over-Bodies
“Dax”Sam opened the door. Seeing the room lights that haven't been turned off even though it's already midnight. Finally, Sam walk in and found Dakota sitting by the large window of his room, looking far out. A dark sky with towering buildings and several giant billboards could be seen from afar. Although it's not very clear because the position of Dakota's room has a visibility that is free from anything that hurts the eyes.Sam approached and held out a tall glass of milk in front of Dakota who looked to be thinking seriously."Hey, can't sleep? This is ginseng milk for you, Kim asked me to bring lots of it which is good for insomnia” said Sam. For a while, Dakota didn't respond, but Sam still patiently stick out the glass until Dakota raised his to take it.“Thanks, Sam”Sam enjoyed his milk, occasionally seeing Dakota who looked serious thinking about something floating above his head as if Sam could see it clearly."What are you thinking about? Is it that girl named Lucy Lowe?”
CRIME BOOK 101 Floated, Not Swimming
Dakota has just arrived at the campus lobby. He stopped and checked his cellphone for a moment. There was a message in the group informing him that Sam and others had rushed to the riverbank at the West Bayward Sluice. They had received a report on the latest body discovery in District Two and everyone was heading there in a hurry. Dakota was about to call Sam when Dean Arnold and several other high-ranking officials appeared at the end of the hall. Despite the distance, Dean didn't acknowledge Dakota. As a result, Dakota had to end the call and put down his phone. When Dean approached, he greeted Dakota by calling him. "Professor Sorensson!" On that particular morning, the dean and lecturers had a meeting. He arrived quite early and even left before Sam. It is no surprise that Sam was upset with him for not waking him up and taking a taxi to the meeting on himself. "Dean," said Dakota. He can't quite recall who the Dean is, but he realizes he could easily remember if he tried. As
CRIME BOOK 101 Behind The Scene
CrackSam closed his car door, removing his sunglasses to block the glaring afternoon sun as he drove west to the CW campus. He stopped in front of the cafe that Dakota and himself frequented, as usual, and he saw Dakota already sitting in his usual place, and not alone. He took a deep breath, who knows how many times Sam had reminded Dakota not to have anything to do with that girl anymore?"Heh, it's her again"A moment ago in his office. Aris approached after successfully finding something they were looking for since yesterday, CCTV footage after footage at the corner of the road where Rio Damsy's body was dumped.“Boss, we found him. Look at this, there is a reflection of the glass wall of the supermarket on the night of the incident. This is thought to be the day the victim was killed as he was not seen passing by at this time. Here, see what Erw found boss”Sam looked at the enlarged image. The quality of the street CCTV which was not so good made it difficult for the team to se
CRIME BOOK 101 Victims of Passion
“A certain solution?” asked Sam. Meanwhile, Rina and Aris did not forget to take notes. She nodded. "Yeah, a type of chlorine but modified so that it has more effective power to clean water. There are several types of chlorine that are commonly sold and some are still in the trial stage. I've already given the samples to Rina and Aris to narrow down the search area." Sam nodded. He saw the body that had been dissected by Emma in front of him. Cloth covered the chest and lower body, while other parts showed blue bruises on the abdomen to the upper chest, thighs to the ankles. “Is that a wound caused while the victim was still alive?” Dakota approached, and examined the wound in more detail, even though Emma was the most expert in post-mortem here, but he and Sam had often seen a stiff body with so many wounds all over its body, that they understood more or less about the cause of death of the victim. Emma nodded. "That's right. This is a burn from the pads of a manual cardiac sh
CRIME BOOK 101 A Piece Of Past
"Hoaaa" Sam opened his mouth wide, yawning profusely. His eyes look so sleepy."Heh, I should have come at noon" he glanced at his watch, it was already ten in the morning but the sky above his base was still very lazy to show its passion, it looked like it was going to rain, he thought. Sam enjoyed his morning coffee, with his favorite donut glaze, this would be a perfect morning if he were in the apartment at this time, sitting on the balcony looking out at the city and even enjoying the calm raindrops. There wasn't any sound other than the rain there because they were far from the crowds below the building. Sam turned his body, in fact, he couldn't relax because of their piling up cases. So he has to divide his team into several groups with two or three cases at once, do they have to find new people?Sam reached into his pocket, his phone vibrating. Incoming call from Kim, that early?“Yeah, Miss Sorenson”Kim who was at her house pouring coffee into her cup frowned.“Why, is it st
CRIME BOOK 101 Witnesses
Sam pulled out his phone again, asking Rina and Aris, who were standing in front of him, to go into the interrogation room and start without waiting for Dakota. They both complied and entered their respective rooms where the witnesses were already seated, waiting.“Good afternoon, uh, Mr. Jon Broun?” Rina entered with Luk. The middle-aged man worked as a city park maintenance worker and was also Ronald Ween's colleague; he was the one who first found the severed hand on the night of the incident. The man looked pale, though he was trying to stay calm, whether it was because he hadn’t eaten or the air in the interrogation room was too cold. Rina smiled, flipping through some documents in her hands, occasionally glancing at the man in front of her, who was growing impatient about why the police had called him there.“So, um, you’ve known the victim for, um, eight years? That’s quite a long time, right?” Rina said, looking at the man. He nodded. “Yeah, roughly that long.”“You used to w