Jimmy contacted Mackenzie Remy and asked to return to the site to take a look. Because of the corpse, he only checked the corpse before and did not examine the ruins over there. This time he wanted to activate his mind and do a complete inspection of the things under the house's ruins.
There is indeed a problem here. In a place that should be the attic, a box was found. There should be various bones in it. Because it was a black and white line drawing, he was not sure what it was, but the box was buried in the ruins. He also You can’t tell other people directly that there’s something over there. Although there seems to be something unusual about the pile of bones, it probably has nothing to do with the murder here.
Jimmy continued to check other locations and found an underground space, but judging from the feedback, the contents inside should have been taken away in advance, and it was a complete square space.
There is another abnormality in the ruins of this house. As a ranger, at least there should be a gun cabinet. Jimmy's scan of the ruins showed that no gun-shaped objects were found here. The collapsed house can basically see the bottom. They are all furniture or other objects.
After Jimmy scanned the duty room, he conducted a round of inspections within a few meters of the surrounding area, and then Jimmy gave up. The things discovered so far are theoretically unrelated to the fire and corpses at the scene.
Jimmy found no suitable clues to advance the arson and murder case. After communicating with the park management committee, the case was temporarily sealed. The scene was destroyed, the video was not recorded, and the people were burned to char. The Management Committee has no way to say that Jimmy is unwilling to investigate the case. The entire environment is really damaged too much, and the suspect cannot be conjured out of thin air. Without clearing the rubble, no one could point out the anomalies Jimmy discovered.
Before Jimmy left the management committee, a call came in. It was Amy from the police station.
"Jimmy, can you go back to the police station now? The faxes you sent to other police stations have been answered."
"Good news, I'll be right back."
Jimmy speeded all the way back to the police station. As for the ticket, well, since no one stopped him, just pretend he was fine.
Jimmy entered Amy's office, and Amy handed him two pieces of paper and kicked him out.
The Hot Spring County Police Department faxed over some information from two autopsy reports, with pictures, which happened to match the photos sent by Jimmy. The two men did not have any documents on them when they were found, so there were no names on the autopsy reports.
Colin and his son were all killed. The place of death was in the woods outside Hot Springs City. There were no other traces and they were classified as unsolved cases.
The time and place of the murder left some impression on Jimmy. He went on a hiking trip to Hot Springs City for the first time. It seems that there was a murder case at that time. At that time, he was searched by the police there and was soaked in the heavy rain.
He contacted the Hot Spring County Police Department according to the phone number above, and they quickly faxed the rest of the report. After Jimmy got the report, he left the police station directly and went to Kagg's home.
Kag was resting at home and was still surprised to see Jimmy coming over. Jimmy skipped work during working hours, which was not good news.
Jimmy didn't say anything, just handed over the photos Sam gave and the autopsy report from the Hot Spring County Police Department, and went to the refrigerator to get a bottle of Coke and drink it slowly.
Kag picked up the report and flipped through it. The manner of death of Colin and his son was an execution-style shooting. They should have turned their backs to the gunman and were shot in the back of the head. The autopsy report found no evidence related to the gunman. There was no sign that the two men were tied. It's possible that the gunman asked them to turn their backs and shoot him, or it's possible that the gunman knew them and sneaked up on them from behind while they weren't paying attention.
There were no documents or weapons at the scene of the body, and no bullet casings were found. Due to heavy rain when the body was found, the footprints and other traces around it were washed away, and nothing was found. Of course, this also shows that the gunman was very familiar with the evidence acquisition process and had erased all evidence and clues that might expose him.
Karger handed the report back to Jimmy and sat on the sofa in a daze. Jimmy drank the Coke, picked up the report and left, leaving Karg alone to think about what to do next.
Jimmy has done all he can do. What he needs to do now is to go to Addy Town and give this report to Sheriff Sam. As for how Colin's disappearance turned into murder and how to deal with it later, that is Sam's business and has nothing to do with Jimmy.
After finishing the matter with Sam, Jimmy suddenly remembered something on the way back. Kager had notified them before to ambush a group of drug dealers in Shuanghe Park, and Kager himself was familiar with these people in the county. After all, He has been a police officer for more than 20 years, so does Kaag know who was selling drugs at that time? Why did he agree to Noah's request to let the entire team ambush in the park? Does Kag really want to catch those drug dealers? Or clearing the sphere of influence for other drug traffickers?
Jimmy scratched his head a little. Noah had told him about former superintendent Reina before. Reina was originally related to the gangster family, but later the mole incident occurred, which eventually led to Reina's resignation. Now that Kaag is so familiar with Colin and this group of drug dealers, will Kaag also have the same problem? ! Or is Kager just a veteran policeman who is familiar with various local forces and has nothing to do with them?
Jimmy found a small road to stop the police car, sat in the car and began to sort out some of the previous things.
I have experienced a lot before. After all, it has been a few months and many things are now blurred. However, I do still remember a few unusual cases. If former Superintendent Reina is included in the clues, there should be several cases. New directions.
Jimmy had a headache thinking about it. There were too many clues ahead. If he couldn't sort them out, many things would be vague. But these can all be done slowly in the future. There is one more thing he needs to do now.
Jimmy called Frank, made sure he was home, and drove directly to find Frank.
Pat Bright is dead. Jimmy met Pat at Frank Moses' house. Frank also gave him Pat's phone number when he was looking for the blue car. Pat and Frank must be relatively good friends. Now Pat had an accident, and Jimmy felt that Frank needed to be notified for whatever reason.
Jimmy came to Frank's house, parked the car at the door, walked over and rang the doorbell.
Frank stepped out and opened the door, and Jimmy stepped in past Frank.
"Frank, I have some bad news for you. Your friend, Pat..." Jimmy said halfway, and then saw Pat sitting on the sofa looking at him.
Pat Bright sat, Jimmy and Frank stood, none of the three spoke, and time seemed to be suspended.
