Shirow, Mokoto (![[info]](https://www.insanejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} onthebeat) wrote in ![[info]](https://www.insanejournal.com/img/community.gif){kind=small} disappear_plot,@ 2009-08-03 11:25:00 |
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What: Investigation of the police
Where: Nanakamado, one of the offices
When: Early morning to late afternoon, Ishino was called in to be sent home after questioning
Why: Because things are getting serious.
Detective Shirow did not look happy in the least. Hamasaki's announcement had gone over well, but she didn't like the fact that he'd been so blunt about the situation. Not to mention the fact that with Aomori dead it left a huge gap in her original hypothesis about the killer and there still was the case of Oubai in the open, though that had been put on the back burner due to this.
So far, from what she had gathered from his office, and what her partner was getting from his apartment and neighbors, Aomori wasn't a man that had a lot on him. Personal, intelligent, kind, not the brightest teacher on campus but the one that most liked. He'd started out working at a different school then Nanakamado and had transferred in a few years back. He was still young, only in his 30s, and seemed to have made a pretty decent impact on the students at the school. His landlady said he was one of her best renters, always on time with the rent, though he did have a habit of being forgetful on other matters, like leaving his laundry in the washer in the basement. He was apparently thoughtful to his neighbors, helping them with the yards and once in a while keeping an eye on a pet. His family lived in Hokkaido, though not in Iburi directly, and he went to the university there as well. He was a decent athlete in high school himself, and apparently proud of his teams. He was embarrassed by the fact that he couldn't do archery, but seemed to be happy enough to let the School nurse do the work. He always tried out new food for the cafeteria to make sure it was healthy, and was the first to always volunteer when it came to trips and such.
Over all she could find no reason for a crime against him. There was no money stolen, and, like Sato, there was no marks. This caused her a massive headache. For one thing, she had thought that it was a student that had committed the last murder and may have stolen a key from a teacher to get into the school. But Aomori was a large, physically fit man. There would have been a struggle had it been anyone that he didn't trust that had hurt him. Which lead her to call for a interview with students and faculty that knew him personally. After ruling, out students that had little contact with him, or limited contact to him, or didn't know him personally for a period of time, she came down to a list of names. Among them she found three that were familiar.
Ishino -the teacher that had found Sato in the first place, also the person that had spent the most time with Aomori.
Satou, Kanaye -The head of the Soccer team and a favorite of Aomori for his athletics. He'd been in the company of students that had connections to Sato.
Nawanaka, Toshimi -The second year that discovered the body of Sato and also was well liked by Aomori, she's the captain of the baseball team.
Mokoto studied the names and tapped them, of the three, Ishino and Toshimi were front in her mind. Both had decent bonds with Aomori, both knew him well enough to gain his trust. But with no marking on his body she couldn't even begin to guess how anyone could have killed him.
The detective was lost in thought when the first of her list came in. She looked up and smiled, "Please take a seat. This shouldn't take too long.