Reyes decided to join in the questioning. Livvy noticed the nod and look, genuinely curious at the direction her partner was taking the conversation. It was similar to the one they were already on - forward, with a hint of crazy. The questions were two in number and simple to answer: was the ghost still around and did he point to anything? The answers seemed to be 'no' and 'no', though the detail of him being 'too new' was unusual. Prints on the wallet, that would be processed, but the fear...
This guy isn't the killer, right...?
She thought the man's comment on the word 'avenge' was interesting, insightful, even. Why had she chosen that word? To make sense of why someone would want to help a person who had allegedly been killed? The old 'I-swear-I'll-find-who-did-this-and-they-will-pay' scenario.
Livvy decided to join the crazy and asked, “Sadness, fear and surprise. Okay, do you think he was surprised that he should die so soon or surprised that whoever killed him was someone he knew?”
Perhaps all these questions should be asked back at the station, but they had not seen the crime scene yet. Livvy wanted to complete their tasks here before leaving, and if that meant speaking with Mr. Shudder now, so be it.
This guy isn't the killer, right...?
She thought the man's comment on the word 'avenge' was interesting, insightful, even. Why had she chosen that word? To make sense of why someone would want to help a person who had allegedly been killed? The old 'I-swear-I'll-find-who-did-this-and-they-will-pay' scenario.
Livvy decided to join the crazy and asked, “Sadness, fear and surprise. Okay, do you think he was surprised that he should die so soon or surprised that whoever killed him was someone he knew?”
Perhaps all these questions should be asked back at the station, but they had not seen the crime scene yet. Livvy wanted to complete their tasks here before leaving, and if that meant speaking with Mr. Shudder now, so be it.