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[align=center]Mind games.[/b][/align]
We all snapped out of our trances as the ringing of the phone pierced the air, which was thick with boredom.
As some one jumped up to answer it, a blonde haired consultant stopped trying to make a sorry looking bouncy ball from a few limited elastic bands sitting in a muddled mess on the desk.
Giving a stretch he got up off a sore uncomfortable office chair and looked out the window mid stretch. Rain and dark ominous clouds casting a dark shadow over the busy San Diego city.
âWe have a case, get your stuff Ill explain it on the wayâ announced a petite brown haired woman over her shoulder, already going to her locker.
A few minutes later an eager group of special victimsâ unit investigators bundled into the car, excited at the prospect of a case... but felling guilty of being so cold.
The consultant detective, who was only here on a trial basis sat shotgun.
Shaking his hair like a dog, as he forgot to cover head against the heavy rain.
Heavy splodges of raindrops hit the woman, miss doe gave him a venomous glare with out a word she started to drive on, after a few moments she decided to fill in the rest of her [/i]team about the case.
Clearing her throat she began, âa few unusual deaths has occurred in the past week, the san Diego bureau of investigation has decided they are linked and we are assigned to this case.â Continuing, â3 dead homeless people have been murdered in the main city alley ways behind Carlos bar and club, and one found about half a mile away in a dumpster, 2 more new bodies were found this morning.â âWhatâs so strange⦠some homeless people are found dead.. Could be anything...â interrupted Jack Temple.
âMr., Temple, I have accepted you on to my team, please donât interrupt me, and donât be so scepticalâ she retorted.
âAnyway, the vicâs are near some other bodies who committed suicide.â
They all sat in silence the rest of the way.
Stepping out of the car, they saw many uniformed officialsâ stopping anyone getting in. Flashing some badges and some smiles we all got in.
A large dumpster truck sat in the middle of cordoned off tape, some forensic pathogists poking about near the contents.
You did not need to be a genius to work it out. On the ground near by, just a few feet way was a mans crumpled remains from jumping off the high building beside, marking it like a grave stone.
âI agree itâs not very niceâ muttered miss doe. She must have seen my expression as I glanced into the truck.
A man in a white body suit and gloves wandered over to me with difficulty as he was out of breath. âHereâ he motioned with his hand with contained a letter. Grabbing some gloves mr temple opened it.
Dear sir,
I would love to help you in your investigation.. but im sorry it would be telling, not like you could figure it out, not very good at all, just a trail basics???
a^*%u£$!
your faithfully
Keep guessing.
âWhat sort of a suicide note is that?â He exclaimed
thats it so far
[align=center]Mind games.[/b][/align]
We all snapped out of our trances as the ringing of the phone pierced the air, which was thick with boredom.
As some one jumped up to answer it, a blonde haired consultant stopped trying to make a sorry looking bouncy ball from a few limited elastic bands sitting in a muddled mess on the desk.
Giving a stretch he got up off a sore uncomfortable office chair and looked out the window mid stretch. Rain and dark ominous clouds casting a dark shadow over the busy San Diego city.
âWe have a case, get your stuff Ill explain it on the wayâ announced a petite brown haired woman over her shoulder, already going to her locker.
A few minutes later an eager group of special victimsâ unit investigators bundled into the car, excited at the prospect of a case... but felling guilty of being so cold.
The consultant detective, who was only here on a trial basis sat shotgun.
Shaking his hair like a dog, as he forgot to cover head against the heavy rain.
Heavy splodges of raindrops hit the woman, miss doe gave him a venomous glare with out a word she started to drive on, after a few moments she decided to fill in the rest of her [/i]team about the case.
Clearing her throat she began, âa few unusual deaths has occurred in the past week, the san Diego bureau of investigation has decided they are linked and we are assigned to this case.â Continuing, â3 dead homeless people have been murdered in the main city alley ways behind Carlos bar and club, and one found about half a mile away in a dumpster, 2 more new bodies were found this morning.â âWhatâs so strange⦠some homeless people are found dead.. Could be anything...â interrupted Jack Temple.
âMr., Temple, I have accepted you on to my team, please donât interrupt me, and donât be so scepticalâ she retorted.
âAnyway, the vicâs are near some other bodies who committed suicide.â
They all sat in silence the rest of the way.
Stepping out of the car, they saw many uniformed officialsâ stopping anyone getting in. Flashing some badges and some smiles we all got in.
A large dumpster truck sat in the middle of cordoned off tape, some forensic pathogists poking about near the contents.
You did not need to be a genius to work it out. On the ground near by, just a few feet way was a mans crumpled remains from jumping off the high building beside, marking it like a grave stone.
âI agree itâs not very niceâ muttered miss doe. She must have seen my expression as I glanced into the truck.
A man in a white body suit and gloves wandered over to me with difficulty as he was out of breath. âHereâ he motioned with his hand with contained a letter. Grabbing some gloves mr temple opened it.
Dear sir,
I would love to help you in your investigation.. but im sorry it would be telling, not like you could figure it out, not very good at all, just a trail basics???
a^*%u£$!
your faithfully
Keep guessing.
âWhat sort of a suicide note is that?â He exclaimed
thats it so far