Young Adult
TALES OF CRIME AND FICTION.
"It is Detective Allison from the Detective Agency of London and with me is my partner, we are here to ask some questions" This was the fifth time I had said that line. We left Jones' house and went to Stephan's: He lived alone with his married sister, their parents had been dead for five years, and she told us that Stephan had in-depth knowledge about making medicines from venom. She also told us that he had a job interview in Washington and he mentioned that it was a medicine-making industry but she also said that the name and further details about the industry were unmentioned by her brother. She also stated that her brother was blind, not by birth but by an accident that happened in which their parents died. Matt insisted on having a look in Stephan's room and found the same email, from the same person. Not only that, he also found a carbon copy in the email, the names mentioned there were four. Three we identified as the names of our victims, the other fourth name was not known to either of us.
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