The famous detective in the comic world

Chapter 134 Something Scary Is Hidden There
"Okay - the nearest church to your home, as long as you know this." He Nan nodded: "Is there any other information you can add to us, Rick? The pastor has a lot of contacts?"

"Yes, the day after Daisy disappeared, he would often go to church..." Rick said, "Because it seemed useless for us to find Daisy by ourselves..."

"Hmm..." Ho Nan pondered for a while, "We'll go talk to this pastor... Now, Rick, I have another question for you—did you go to Raspberry Park when you were looking for Daisy? "

"I've been there."

"Then have you ever thought about it, my sister might be in that tunnel?"

"No..." Rick shook his head: "The inside of that big pipe is very dark and dirty...I don't think my sister can hide in it...It's too scary."

"...When you were looking for my sister before, you said that you had found all the places she likes to go and where she might go?"

"Yes……"

"Then, is this tunnel one of them?" He Nan asked tentatively, "Every time you go to the Raspberry Park alone, you like to play there, don't you?"

"Yes, sir... We often go to explore in it." Speaking of this, Rick felt nostalgic and a little scared: "But I dare not go to that place again... It's so scary... My sister's body was there at that time." Lying in it..."

"...Yes, I understand." Looking into Rick's eyes, Ho Nan asked softly, "So you didn't go to the tunnel to look for it because you thought it was impossible for your sister to be in it, didn't you? Your parents What? Didn’t even think there was such a place to find it, did you?”

"It should be..." Rick didn't seem to understand: "My parents stopped us. So we all went secretly... After they stopped us for the first time, we didn't let them catch us anymore. So , they may also think that we know that the big pipe is dirty and dangerous, so we dare not go there again..."

"...I see. So your parents have completely missed this possibility." He Nan nodded: "How long ago did your parents find out that you were going to play in that big pipe?"

"Almost...a year ago..."

"They really have no idea that you have been to that place?"

"That's right... after my mother reminded us, she heard that we went to the park to play, so she asked if we went to the big pipe... But after asking several times and we said no, we stopped asking." Rui Ke lowered his head, took another sip of coffee, and said in a sad and helpless tone, "I was thinking...whether I just listened to my mother at the beginning...there might be monsters in that tube...because we always go there Playing, so it's staring at Daisy... Isn't that equivalent to me killing her?"

"Don't think so, Rick, you can't be blamed for this, otherwise, wouldn't you be taken away as well?" He Nan said.

"But if the monster doesn't live in the tube, how can Daisy die there..."

"..." He Nan was silent for a moment, frowning.

"Are you sure that Daisy died there?" He Nan felt that he could try to ask this question: "You didn't see the body, but did you hear anything?"

"I... don't know... They don't tell me too much about Daisy." Rick's tone was extremely depressed: "They are afraid that I will have nightmares, and they won't even mention what Daisy has become... I I secretly asked Police Officer Barov, but he would only perfunctory me and let me ask my father..."

"...What did your father say? Did he tell you about the monster after that?"

"……Um."

"Is that so..." He Nan pondered: "You have an idea that the monster in the tunnel killed your sister. Then...if your mother was really eaten by a monster, do you think she was the same What did the monster do?"

"I... I think so... There must be something terrible hidden inside..." The child was a little scared when he said this: "It's completely different from the night outside... That big tube feels very eerie... So We just went on an adventure before, hoping to see something cool...I regret doing it, and shouldn't go to places that don't feel right..."

Hey, so don't act dead... He Nan sighed in his heart.

This case really revealed a sense of eerie from beginning to end, which made his hair stand on end.

So... the possibility that monsters really exist cannot be ruled out.

He felt compelled to explore the hole.

Otherwise, some key information may be missed.

"Okay, Rick, next question—do you think if Mom died, would the body be in the cave?"

"Maybe……"

"So have you and Dad ever looked for it?"

"...no. I...I dare not go...my dad won't go...he won't even go near Raspberry Park."

"Did the police go there?" He Nan asked.

"Go..." Rick said nervously: "They said, nothing was found. I think if my mother was eaten by a monster, they would definitely not find the body...Maybe it took my mother directly. Swallowed it, and then returned to the cave. After, after that... When the police came, I hid again..."

"Is that so..." He Nan felt that this was not surprising: after all, it was too easy to be found by putting the corpse in the cave again.

Since the murderer was likely to be the father, and it was hoped that the body would never be found, it must be somewhere very secret.unless……

He Nan suddenly thought of another possibility.

"... Rick, besides Raspberry Park, is there any place your father dare not go near?"

"I don't know." He said softly, "All I know is Raspberry Park..."

"...That's it." He Nan took a deep breath and nodded, "Wait a moment."

He picked up his mobile phone and entered "raspberry park, dead body" to search.

Related content was found.But the quantity is very small.

They are all very brief reports that ignore the details.

Just mentioning one sentence is over, there is no wave, no traffic at all, and no sensation.

There are also some posts made by pure netizens.

It's all because they were in Raspberry Park, and then saw the police moving around, and then heard the rumor that someone died in the hillside tunnel.

The message found on the webpage is still "the case is under investigation."

But Rick said the case was closed.

Ok……

Didn't it spread on the Internet...

...It's not necessarily that the police deliberately suppressed the news. After all, there are too many homicides in New York, and few of them can attract attention and discussion.

Most cases are not advertised.

(End of this chapter)