Easy · Logic ≥ 3
Gone for around 36 hours then? Damn, this is a missing persons case.
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Gone for around 36 hours then? Damn, this is a missing persons case.
Okay. It must be asked then -- what are you doing here? Why are you pursuing this? Is it a hunch?
If she's such a working class woman, why isn't she working?
It's gotta be something else then. Why else would you be asking her if it wasn't?
He's right. Missing person cases most often involve runaway teenagers or demented old people. The victims usually turn up by themselves after a day or two spent missing. There's not much searching to do.
Didn't she repeatedly tell you her husband isn't missing though?
Why place a tourist attraction in the middle of such poverty?
Looks like it could belong to the building's front door.
Maybe a glass-doored fridge in a public grocery store really isn't the best option for storing a corpse.
No, it's still Ruby. Interesting that he doesn't seem aware of her existence, though...
Here we go. There's a tiny bit of truth on the table. Zoom in on it.
But did he first mark them up 100%, just so he could put them on "sale"?