Chapter 82

As the interrogations continued, Jax and I made mental notes, carefully piecing together the puzzle surrounding Marcus Sullivan’s death. The tension in the room remained palpable, each word and movement scrutinized for hidden motives and elusive truths.

As we probed deeper into the lives of these suspects, we remained vigilant, ready to unravel the intricate web of lies and deceit that shrouded this case.

As we made our way towards the crime scene, the conversation between Jax, Vera, and me shifted towards the prime suspect, Jonathan. Vera, always outspoken and perceptive, voiced her opinion on his guilt, convinced that he was responsible for Marcus’s death.

“Jonathan seems guilty, doesn’t he?” Vera stated, her voice filled with conviction. “I mean, just look at his nervous demeanor during the interrogation. It’s a dead giveaway.”

Jax, walking beside her, nodded in agreement. “I have my suspicions about him too, but we need solid evidence to make sure he’s pu