The famous detective in the comic world

Chapter 129 Daisy's Death
"Yeah." Rick nodded, took another sip of coffee, and looked depressed: "When I woke up, I thought she was going out to play alone again, so I didn't care... Dad was at work, not at home. Mom was cleaning The room. I couldn't find Daisy anywhere, so I asked my mother where she had gone, and she said she didn't know..."

"Did your father go home from noon to when you woke up?" Shirley asked with concern.

"No." Rick shook his head.

"Then where did you and your sister go to play at noon? Do you think it's abnormal for her to go out by herself?" He Nan immediately asked, "If she went out alone, where do you think she might go?"

"We went to a small park near our house at noon... She won't go out by herself, she said she would be scared." Rick's voice was a little frustrated and nostalgic: "I am ten years old, and she is three years younger than me, so usually I took her..."

"Understood." He Nan pondered for a moment, wrote down these contents, and then asked: "When did you realize that your sister was missing, and what happened after you realized this? Your father, mother, neighbors and others , what is the reaction of the most impressive personnel you can remember?"

"We...it was dinner time. Dad came back, but my sister still didn't come back, so we thought something might have happened to my sister." Rick looked down at the black coffee, and said in a low voice, "Then Dad became very angry. I slapped my mother on the mouth, saying that she didn't even look down on a child... My mother cried and said that she didn't want to do this either. Others probably didn't know that Daisy was lost that day...but when they learned about it later , there seems to be no special reaction."

"No special reaction?" He Nan felt very strange when he heard it: "Don't they feel sad and sympathetic?"

"Yes...I mean there is no very abnormal reaction."

"Oh, that's okay." He Nan breathed a sigh of relief: Damn, I was taken aback.

If a child disappears, then all the relatives, friends, neighbors and neighbors will not find it strange, and they will all be expressionless when asked about it...

...It's scary to think about it.

Synthetic beast is still a hammer, compared to this, it is a younger brother.

"Did you go out to look for her during this period? If so, where did you go?" He Nan then asked, "Did you call the police immediately?"

"There must be... My parents asked me to stay and look after the house, and then I searched outside all night... I searched all kinds of places nearby. But I couldn't find it at all." Rick said more and more sadly: " Call the police...we called the police...the parents called before going out, but the police said the child was missing for 24 hours before filing a case..."

"...And then?" He Nan frowned.

"Then... the day after Daisy disappeared, my parents went to the police station again at noon... this time the police told us to look for them and let us go home and wait... Finally, after two days of searching, we found the dead Daisy " Rick was a little choked up: "They said that Daisy died on the 3rd day... If the case was filed on the same day, she might be able to survive and not be killed by monsters..."

Shirley silently gave him a tissue.

He Nan also felt a little worried.

But now is the time to analyze the case, not the time to take these things into consideration.

Therefore, emotional sympathy must be suppressed and not let them occupy the high ground of thinking.

"...Wait, wait." Ho Nan thought for a moment, "A monster...is that right? That's what the police said too?"

"No...the police didn't say who did it." He wiped his tears: "They just said that Daisy was killed...Dad told me that she was killed by a monster..."

"What did Dad tell you? Try to learn from me in the original words." He Nan asked.

"Dad said... Daisy was taken away by a monster..." Rick choked up, "He promised me that he would not let me be like her, he said he would protect me..."

"...Where was your sister's body found?" Ho Nan quickly wrote down everything Rick just said in his notebook, and at the same time, quickly proceeded to the next round of questions: "How is the state of the body?"

"I heard that it was found in a big pipe... It's the kind of hole punched on the hillside, and a big pipe was stuffed inside... It's very deep, and it can go from one end to the other." He choked softly: "They didn't let me see the corpse, and they didn't tell me what happened to the corpse... The last time I saw my sister was at the funeral. But what I saw were photos... The coffin was completely sealed."

"...The body is probably damaged very badly, so it will be dealt with in this way. Otherwise, it will be repaired, at least show your face and let everyone do the farewell ceremony for the body." He Nan wrote these contents in his notes, and took a deep breath: "This big pipe... is the tunnel. Can you tell me the exact location?"

"...Well." The little boy said softly, "In Raspberry Park."

"There's only one tunnel like this?"

"right……"

"Do you and your sister often come to this place? What about other family members?"

"My sister and I often come to the park to play... Mom often comes together too. Dad is busy with work, and sometimes he will accompany us on weekends, but he often works overtime." He whispered: "Daisy... When we come to the park alone, we often Climb up the grassy slope and play in the big pipe...we will explore in it and find it very interesting. But...the parents won't let us in...they say it's too dirty and there may be snakes and violent homeless people .”

"...Your parents are right." He Nan nodded helplessly, "Did you go to this park at noon on May [-]nd?"

"No... we played around the house that day." Rick took a sip of coffee and wiped his tears: "If she was eaten by a monster, how did the monster come to my house... She must have been caught Let's go..."

"Your mother is at home." He Nan was puzzled by this, "If a stranger...or a monster came to the house, she wouldn't be unaware, right?"

"She was busy with housework at the time, maybe she didn't hear it..." Rick's tone was extremely painful: "I don't know! I was taking a nap at the time, and I didn't notice anything..."

"How long did you take your nap?"

"Two hours...almost."

"Did no one come to the house during this time?"

"Mom said no one... the doorbell never rang."

"...Understood." He Nan wrote these down in his notebook, and after a moment of silence, he exchanged glances with Xue Li.

This is what he was asking Shirley if she had any supplementary questions about the passage from Daisy's disappearance to Daisy's death.

"Rick, does your sister have a good relationship with someone outside the family?" Shirley said, "It doesn't matter if this person is a relative, a friend... anyone. As long as she is confident enough to go out with someone Just fine."

(End of this chapter)