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w morning,we made our w

in the back of the station. The room was dimly lit,

he said, gesturing to th

were several files and folders scattered across

ity. "These are the files on the mi

es. Could there be a connection between th

es locked on ours. "I have to warn you,

hanged a glance.

consistencies in the

eyebrow. Inc

esitated, as if un

e reported seeing... unusua

ual t

parkling with curiosity. "What ki

in. "Some of them have reporte

ado

un down my spine.

yes locked on ours. "I know it sounds crazy, but

racing with possi

ice firm. "We believe y

small, wry smile. "I'm gl

over the files, looking for any con

shake the feeling that

at I saw it - a small, almost imperceptib

ective James, my heart

ning the note. "Where did

ile, my mind racing

"I think we're dealing with something much

heart poundin

ow, deeper than we

if we would ever

n Detective James spoke aga

es locked on ours.He picked up

" he said,he listened for a moment, his exp

urned to us. "Agent Thomps

ression turned grim

ious," she said, her

reement. "I think we're deal

o us. "I want you two t

est," Sarah said

o have protection.Detective James handed her a

n to scan its contents. "This is a lot t

ed. "I know, but we n

p from the file. "I'll

dded. "Keep me upda

dded and began to

soon," she said,

urned to us. "Let'

th followed Detective Ja

nted out several key

notes, trying to m

began to piece together

e killer had planned

ve? That was the quest

ack in his chair, steepl

connection between t

yes scanning the fi

ng," Sarah said, her voic

ned forward, his ey

asked, his voice

efore speaking. "They all w

arah checked the files. "It's a tech firm called Nova Tech,Detective Jame

ement. "Do you think NovaTech c

turned thoughtful. "It's defin

er mind racing w

Detective James said, Sarah nodded,

e what we know

er computer, her eyes l

n to outline the cas

her eyes fixe

uter, her eyes locked on the whiteboard. Detective James began to outline the case on the board, starting with the first victim, Emily Wilson. He wrote d

crimes was staggering, and the fact that they seemed to be connected to a single company made it even more intriguing. Detective James