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Detective Pepperon Case
March,27,1999, a serial killer is on the loose in New York City, NY. The first victim they killed was 20 year old Tonald Drump, by being strangled to death. Detective Pepperoni was sent to find who made the crime. Tonald was targeted and harassed by many people for using testimonial evidence on people in the court for things they didn't do. Tonald did not help or be nice to any people besides his family, and he had a bad personality trait of being rude, selfish, and lying, so it makes sense why people would want to kill him. Detective Pepperoni found some evidence from Tomald, it wasn't much only carpet fibers and shoeprints leading to a small town in Time Square. 3 days later another victim, 25 year old Anita Pea was killed by being stabbed in the arm twice and bleeding out the Medical Examiner stated. Anita Pea was a very …show more content…
The CSI Unit documented the killer was a male and wore a black hoodie. Detective Pepperoni discovered tire tracks leading to the same small town in New York City and those tracks were from a Mustang. Only two people had a Mustang in their garages, a black hoodie, and were both a male. 30 year old John Hairline and 29 year old Zander Bob were the suspects for being a serial killer. Zander said he had an alibi , he said in a nervous, stuttering voice sounding like the start of a broken down car trying to accelerate, that he was at work on his lunch break, his boss agreed so that means Zander was free to do anything for 20 minutes. Both John and Zander went to jail so all of the testimonial evidence, physical evidence, and trace evidence have led us to these two men as our suspects. John said he didn't have an alibi so he is still defenseless. John Hairline was sent to jail twice for 1 2nd degree murder, told on for an assault, and charged for 1 attempted murder. Zander was charged for an armed robbery and also sent to jail for being told on for a 2nd degree

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