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Hectic Murder Investigation
My day off for my job was today, but instead my time off of work became a hectic murder investigation. I’m Darius Jones. I'm 18 years old and I live in an apartment about five minutes away from my job. People would usually describe me as a tall, average built guy with brown curly hair. They say that I’m pale as can be and that I have a plain face. People who meet me don’t really like me, probably because I’ m not good with people, I treat others more like aliens rather than humans. I am very attentive and I tend to notice things that bypass others, this is why I became a detective. Currently, I’m at Rockwood High school, they are hosting one of their swimming competitions. Why am I here you ask? Well it’s my day off of work and swimming is …show more content…
I had covert officers set up protecting and keeping watch of the school. We had the entire high school secured. I was surprised when I saw Viktor show up in the arena. I approached Viktor and asked why he wasn’t there at the last competitions. Viktor replied that he was ill. This explains why there was a substitute coach for the swimmers at the last competition and the way he was behaving during our conversation. Clearly my theory of Viktor being the murderer was wrong, it looks like I'm back to square one. I began to think that the entire operation would just be a waste of precious time. Sooner or later the sniper would strike again. I decided that the police can stay and safeguard the school, while I further investigate. I used the east end exit of the school and I began to roam down the street hoping to find something useful for the investigation. I chose to head this way because east is where the bullets that killed the Jayce and Fiora came from. I saw an abandoned building about 400m away from the school and I thought it would be a perfect spot for the sniper because it had a clear line of sight in Rockwood's swimming arena and it was an obscured position, perfect for a sniper. I entered the building and scaled the stairs to the rooftop. I shoved open the rusty aged door and I began to inspect the area of the roof, “I knew

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