"That guy, he’s not the perpetrator; he doesn’t have the guts for that." Sam frowned; Dakota’s words were always well-founded. "You think so? What makes you think that? He’s a lunatic, unemployed, a desperate person with no future; he’d do anything, right?" Dakota nodded. "Yeah, that’s true, but with his nature, he doesn’t have a strong motive to kill the victim especially do that at his former workplace. He might be crazy and desperate, but he’s not someone who craves attention. Looking at how restless he was among so many people, it led to him rambling to cover up his fear; he might be insane, but not that clever." Sam took a deep breath. Pulled his lips."Heh, I think so too, but some evidence at his house suggests he might have actually sold his pass key; that guy is probably part of the killer's crew," Dakota nodded. "Yeah, that could be it. And even though this guy isn't that smart, he wouldn't be dumb enough to give out information about who bought his pass key. From
Sam shook his head, according to Erw, who didn’t want to be disturbed, he would get the address in just a moment. The address where the live broadcast was happening, in just a few seconds. “Got it!” Erwan shouted as he pressed the last key on his keyboard. Immediately, Sam left Erw's seating area. “Send it to my phone!” He rushed out. Ron gestured to a few of his men who had just entered through the door. “Send a few teams over there, notify all teams in the field to head to the location as quickly as possible, come on, move it!” Ron shouted to his subordinates, who quickly left the room. Sam ran into Rina in the parking area and not slowing down rushed to his car. “Come on, Rin!” Rina had just bought two cups of coffee from the nearest café and some snacks for their breakfast; it was only six-thirty, she wasn’t late, right? But Sam was in such a hurry, he had missed the info since his phone had just turned on, and he rushed over there as fast as he could. “Wait up, Bo
Some students were horrified to see it, but many others were capturing it on their phone screens. "Wow, this is insane," voices of disbelief and horror echoed everywhere. "It's that real human?""Think so""Oh my God""Is it the medical schools lost their cadavers?" "Do you think it's just a show from the Drama club?" The crowd looks disgusted, but at the same time, they're curious.Dakota was still standing in front of the building, looking around, searching for a face that might belong to the perpetrator. There could be someone unfamiliar among the crowd, but he didn’t know where to look since everyone seemed suspicious at that moment. Someone behind the building appeared to be watching him, aiming their phone to take close-up pictures and videos of Dakota, capturing every movement and expression, which was surprisingly quite flat. Dakota turned his head, and the person quickly hid himself, but Dakota had already caught a glimpse of a flash, like a reflection off glass or someth
Emma looked at Dax’s hand on emergency bandage.“Is that alright?” asked the forensic officer.Dakota nodded lightly.“No problem”Emma turned the bodies up, two of them tied in one-half naked. The man only wore short trousers and the woman wore a bra and short pants, both looked like in their forty or more."It's clean, whoever the killer is, they definitely plan this up"Dakota gets up from his squat and looks up. The main building of the Psychology faculty, the building itself has five stories, and to get up there, need to go inside and take the elevator or stairs. It needs lots of effort to stage the murder there, and, they must be people who know this building more than anyone else."The level of their showing up their nerve to the tops, and think, we might never catch them no matter how hard we try, they deliberately give a splashy show for their audiences,"Not long after, Emma approached him again, "Dakota, I think you need to see this." Dakota followed where Emma was point
"Dakota, baby! Where are you now?" Elena's voice was loud and sounded anxious. "I'm at the police station, why El?" asked Dakota."I'm coming over, don’t go anywhere, I’ll pick you up, oh babe, thank goodness you’re okay." Dakota furrowed his brow; he hadn’t even told anyone about his involvement in this case, but Elena sounded really worried. "Elena, what’s going on? I’m fine, I’m at the police station, what could happen here? I’m working, you don’t need to come here, bye." Sam approached right after the call with Elena ended. The young detective frowned at Dakota’s very serious expression. "Hey, what’s up? Who called? You seem really serious." Dakota glanced at Sam for a moment. "Did you tell Elena about the video online?" Sam shook his head quickly. "No, why would I do that? Who’s Elena?" Dakota knew that, but he still had to ask, which made Sam frown even more at Dakota’s serious demeanor. That look was typical of Dakota when he was deep in thought about a case
Rina approached with Erw. Erw handed a piece of paper to Sam."I managed to contact some people who might be the sellers; they’ll be at the nightclub tonight at ten, in the Tiger Room. But these people aren’t fools; they don’t just sell drugs to anyone. There are a few things that need to be done before meeting them. Anything could happen, from guessing who the seller is to testing the buyer by trying the drug directly and making a guess."Sam stared sharply at Erw. "This is really dangerous. Dakota can’t possibly go in there; that would be asking for trouble. And why are these people selling stuff like that? The prices are high, it’s really hard to buy, and it’s such a hassle."Erw nodded. "Well, that’s the thing. For regulars, it’s easy, but for newcomers, it can be really tough. They’re not just ordinary people; making money might be their top priority, but building a network is even more important."Sam took a deep breath and turned to Dakota, who patted Sam’s shoulder, looking c
Gery sat up."I don't sell fake ones, and hey, if you knew who the gang was you couldn't keep me here, I'd be no use, right?"Thomas nodded."Well that's right, you are no longer useful, I don't know what we are doing here. If we have all the information we have let alone arrest you, you can go directly to the number one security level prison, outside the city, two to three hours drive from here. In there, there are several notorious and number-one killers whose cases were imitated by the gang. I think you would attract their attention," said Thomas.Dakota folded his files, closing the interrogation.Gery widens his eyes."You guys were just scaring me. I'm just a petty criminal isn't it too much to put an ordinary person like me in a very high-end, expensive designed prison, what kind of joke is this?"Gery was still watching Dakota's every move carefully until he swallowed his saliva, even though Dakota did not respond to his words."The drug is original, only, they make a new varia
The sun shone brightly. A gentle breeze blew through the curtains as the nurse opened the small window of the room to let in some fresh air.Kimberly, a young woman with a very classy appearance, had long, wavy dark red hair, smooth, fair skin without blemishes, and full, red lips. At a glance, her face resembled Dakota's so much that she could be considered Dakota's female counterpart. Her outfit accentuated her beautiful curves; she was no ordinary woman. She was a young lady at the peak of her life, even surpassing some men. Taking on the role of head of the family since their father being so busy with his own agenda, there were just the two of them. Dakota was the one she cherished more than anything else in the world.A serene look shone in her eyes as she gently stroked Dakota's hair. "Kim," Dakota opened his eyes. At first, his vision was still blurry, but the scent of the perfume—his sister's favorite, which Kimberly always bought even if it meant traveling far away abroad jus