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[ Private to A. Morgenstern ]

Mr. Morgenstern, your "game" is insulting my intelligence. While I will gladly accept slights against my character, I believe we can both agree that my intellect is beyond the realm of mocking.


[ Private to J. Warda ]

Detective Warda,

Mr. Morgenstern has created a "game" for me akin to a scavenger hunt. His motives are, as of yet, unknown. I will keep you informed.

- D. Hockney

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[ Private to T. Brandon ]

Mr. Brandon,

This message is a preliminary contact as I continue to work on your case. I have made three trips to your property in the company of three different chaperones - William James, Betty Harlow, and Jeremiah Warner - and collected evidence of past trespassers.

I am still collecting data on the graffiti, though I have found a bit of evidence concerning the fire set to one of your warehouses. The fire was started at each corner simultaneously - the damage suggests that the four fires were lit at the same time and spread to meet one another - by a match and liquid accelerant. Given this data, it can be concluded that at least four individuals working in concert were responsible for this fire. I will investigate further, as this is simply an update.

On a slightly unrelated note, I believe I have found evidence of other trespassers on your property. Their involvement in the vandalism is, at this moment, unconfirmed, though trespassing on private property is a crime in of itself. As of now, I believe there to be three suspects. I have collected assorted data that I will present in list form.

- Footprints from a female shoe, size seven. The footprints have been photographed and outlined.
- A partial fingerprint that I have lifted and stored.
- A smear of white face paint that I have photographed and taken samples from.
- A sample of blood that I have photographed and taken samples from.
- Two custom-made shriken that I have photographed on location and collected.

The presence of weapons, blood, and face paint smeared on a wall suggest a struggle. I believe that the face paint came from the white-faced vigilante reported on in the past. The shuriken are custom and unusual in shape, suggesting the work of another vigilante. I am unsure of the woman's involvement in this struggle, whether she was a combatant or came at another time.

I will continue to investigate these matters. I simply wished to inform you of my current progress and offer you the opportunity to ask questions should you feel the need to.

Regards,

Daryl Hockney