Her Mysterious Death
Her death was due to mysterious circumstances, and I was assigned to the case. I’m detective Allen Sircleface, I’ve been with the law for over 12 years and I have solved almost every case I’ve been assigned. When this case came upon me I had a very strong feeling about it. I knew I was going to solve it. I live in a small town, Harrisburg Pennsylvania. We don’t get much action up here, so when I’m presented to a new case I take it seriously. I’m not your average investigator, I have problems of my own. I was into drugs before but I went to rehab for almost 5 years. I’ve been sober ever since.
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When I walked into the hotel room, it was horrid. I felt like I had been there before, in that room and on that bed. The white sheets were covered with blood, moist fresh blood. Cops had the whole hotel floor covered, no one without a badge was allowed to enter. Her name was Ribbon E. Flow, she was married with no kids. Her Id said she was 28 years old, just 3 days shy of being 29. She resembled someone I knew and I couldn’t put my finger on it. I felt extremely connected to this women and I didn’t know why.
Private Investigator Blue Scale told me that there was no sign of struggle, no alcohol, no drugs. She was fully dressed although her clothes were covered with blood. I soon found out that her stomach had been slashed open. She was still bleeding when we found her body, that didn’t make sense to me. Investigator Scale had a bag of her belongings in it was her cell phone, wallet, car keys, and a condom.
We checked her phone records, only to see it was a prepaid phone, and only one call had been made. It was to a Mr. Sergo Push. When I went into her wallet, everything was where it should be. Id was there, Cash was their, Credit cards were their. So who ever committed this crime did not want any money. When I went to look in her car, I noticed that it was missing. How could that be if the car keys were in the bag with her belongings.
I decided to find this women’s house and further my investigation. When I arrived to her apartment I noticed there were no men’s clothes. I only thought, where was her husband? This apartment had one bedroom, a kitchen, and a bathroom, nothing special. I didn’t know what I was looking for, maybe just something out of the ordinary. I walked into the kitchen, there was a yellow sticky note posted on the fridge door. It was written in clear cursive handwriting, it said “Meet me @ the Yellow Rock Hotel”. No name was signed at the bottom.
This was the same Hotel her dead body was found at, I knew something was fishy. Although we didn’t find any fingerprints in the room, I knew someone was in that room with her and I was going to find out who.
I was looking for a marriage certificate, birth certificate, something to give me a lead. I found nothing. I’m beginning to think this women wasn’t even married. I searched her in the computer, but she was never arrested nor ticketed. This women seemed as clean as a maid. So far my investigation wasn’t going anywhere, I had no names of family members, no husband, no car records, and no bills, the only thing that I had was the name of a guy. Mr. Sergo Push, was arrested once before, for breaking and entering served 3 years in the slammer. What did this women want to do with a criminal? I found the most recent address and went to pay Mr. Push a visit.
I pulled up and it was a rehab center, a center for alcoholics, a place where you can come and go as you please. Walking into another rehab center gave me chills, it only reminded me of the last time I was in one of these places. I walked up to the front desk and asked for my suspect, she said he was in the Smoking Room, how great their preventing you from drinking but not from smoking. When I walked up to Mr. Push he looked shocked to see me here. He was with another man, someone much younger. I walked in to the end of their conversation, hearing nothing. I asked him if he had a moment to talk, he said lets walk to my room. I followed as he lead.
His room was super clean, and filled with super white sheets. He was not allowed to smoke in his room, which was why they had a smoking room. In his hand I noticed he had a box of matches. He laid it down and went to get a drink. I noticed a big yellow rock on the box, I flipped it over and on the back said “Thanks for checking in Yellow Stone Hotel”. I had a feeling this was my guy. When he came back into the room, he had a bottle of water said he was trying to stay sober. I asked him where he was on the night of March 30, he said here, my rehab center. He didn’t even ask me why I was asking, but I had to tell him. I asked if he knew a Ms. Ribbon E. Flow, he said no. I knew he was lying because Ms. Flow was calling him, and he had the same box of matches from the hotel. I pointed to the box of matches, and he said “Needed a moment to get away from this place”.
I left him with my card, told him if the heard anything to give me a call. I went back to my station, thinking about if I was ever going to crack this case. Detective Scale told me an autopsy had been performed on Ms. Flow, he said I needed to see it, now. The clip board was hanging from the side of the table her dead body laid on. I flipped it open and read, said that she had sexual intercourse moments before she died, that explains why she had the condom. To my surprise it said that she was pregnant, 5 months to be exact. Her stomach was cut open when we found her, someone had tried to kill that baby, and they did. But why did she need the condom, if she was already pregnant?
When I saw her cold body laying on that metal table, I felt the same connection I had with her that I felt in the beginning, why was I so connected to this women? I needed to solve this case, I wanted to solve this case, what’s going on with me why cant I get my big break. I pulled up to my drive way and noticed that a car was parked in what used to be my wife’s spot. I figured it was just the neighbors. When I walked towards the steps my door was already unlocked. That was strange because I had no one to come home to. I forgot to mention my wife left me when I was a drug addict, she was pregnant with our first child but she miscarried and she blamed it all on me. When I walked through that door I felt as if though I hadn’t been in here for weeks. I walked into my house with caution, not knowing who was in there. When I walked into my living room the light was already on, and I heard voices. When I peeked I saw that all the furniture was messed up, and a line of cocaine was on the table. Was this just one of my hallucinations or was this real?
I walked in and sitting on my couch was my boss, Sergeant Lincoln. He stood up and said that he needed to talk to me, I said okay. First he asked me what went on in here, I had no idea and said when I left this morning the house was fine.
He looked like he didn’t believe me, I didn’t sound very convincing. I was trying to put all the pieces together, you know get my story straight. I don’t know why I was nervous, because I didn’t do anything. I asked him if it was his car on my driveway, and he said no that he parked the patrol car on the next block. At that moment I was confused, whose car was on my driveway? Sergeant Lincoln changed the subject and said something very important was going to happen.
He said that when Special Victims Unit searched the hotel room, they found finger prints, they said that it traced back to Me. He said the car on my driveway was Ms. Flows, and that the keys on the table were the keys to her car. I was calm, like I knew what I did, although I had no clue what he was talking about. Before I knew it I was in hancuffs, and for the first time in the back seat of the cop car, not in front. I was speechless, which made him probably think I was guilty. When we got to the station they explained everything to me.
She was my wife, I had killed my baby actually take it out and got rid of it. They said that I hired Mr. Serg Push to be one of the suspects so I wouldn’t get caught. They blamed everything on me, said I had stolen her car, got rid of her clothes, made it look like she wasn’t married, and plain out killed her. They said the baby wasn’t mine and that’s why I wanted revenge on her, I was back on drugs, which explained the reason for the line of cocaine. The station said due to the high dose of cocaine I did things I never knew I did. So here I am in this cell, telling my story to a reporter who is naming this article Good Cop gone Bad.