Sixth Deduction [Voice;backdated to May 7]

[modernholmes]

I was told once that no one here cared about law enforcement or justice.  Regardless, I need to speak to whoever considers themselves in charge of such a thing.  I have a murder to report.

[Locked to Hattori 60%]
Hattori, meet me at Marshall.  I'm at the crime scene.
[Locked]


 

Comments

[musicboxsoldier.livejournal.com]

[He looks back]

Is there something more that should be done? The body itself will disappear and reappear at the hospital later.

[modernholmes.livejournal.com]

[...Seriously? He had to explain this? And what was with that attitude? The body would turn up at the hospital?]

The scene should be documented. With photographic proof if possible. Any evidence should be bagged and labeled. Samples should be taken from all possible surfaces. A search should be conducted for witnesses and alibis secured from everyone who was present on this location near the relevant time frame.

[musicboxsoldier.livejournal.com]

[He seems surprised at Conan's answer]

...I don't see any weapons or clues... other than that name being written down.

[modernholmes.livejournal.com]

Sometimes the most helpful clues are the ones most likely to be overlooked. Everything in this space is a clue.

That is a dying message. And there is something wrong about that. Normally, in a dying message the victim would try to communicate the name of their killer. It is highly unusual for someone to try and communicate an unrelated person innocence.

[musicboxsoldier.livejournal.com]

[He couldn't argue with that, sometimes the most important details are overlooked]

...Yes, it's unusual. That's why I'll look more into who that person is.