Reckless Passion. Part 6

Tammy recalled a similar case from years ago, where a man had been viciously killed by his wife. It took her and her team two months to unearth the kitchen knife used in the crime, buried in the backyard of their home. The cook's testimony about a missing knife proved to be a crucial clue, as the weapon was still stained with the victim's blood.

In this case, however, the blade remained untouched on the floor, its surface still bearing traces of the victim's blood. The only hope for a breakthrough was the result of the fingerprint test. Tammy was anxiously awaiting.

She rummaged through the deceased's cupboard, scrutinizing every item in the room. In cases like these, even the smallest details could prove to be essential. One had to have a keen eye and think like a criminal to piece together the puzzle.

Tammy carefully scanned the cupboard covering every corner, it was an antique cupboard carried out of teak and might have cost a fortune, it rails and side panel we