Alex Delaware: The Minor Character Of Alex Mar

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In my book Evidence a minor character that played a big role was Alex Delaware, although his partner the main detective Milo Sturgis. Alex Delaware is a psychologist that helps Milo and other detectives get a better image of criminals and that crimes they commit to solve the case easier and well done. In the book Alex is a very smart character and he is very observant to the crimes and cases he gets put on and solves. He points out little key details that he notices on the crime scenes and the people the talk to and interagate. On this book Alex makes a very wild and interesting thought of what had happened when him and Milo found the dead couple in the LA mansion. When Alex makes this lead that is very out there is kinda makes him grow. He

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