Judge Maria's Interrogation

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A few months after Ben Red was put in prison for stealing a diamond, Judge Maria was relaxing in her mansion when she received a phone call with shocking news! Ben Red, after just a few months in prison, was astute enough to find a way to escape the heavily-guarded prison in Washington D.C! She really hoped that the information she had heard wasn't authentic and was just a figment of her imagination that her brain had conjured up. Judge Maria, prior to the escape, had put the criminal in a cell where he would be in complete solitude because she knew that this was no ordinary criminal. She couldn't believe that he had single-handedly found a way out of the heavily secured jail! Judge Maria remembered the last time she had seen the criminal, …show more content…
I want a cape made from a fiery throated hummingbird's plumage that is coincidentally currently in Washington D.C's Smithsonian Museum. Did you know that that cape is worth 4 million dollars online? I also want a certain diamond that was taken from me." the criminal said conversationally. While the criminal was rambling on about what he wanted, Judge Maria had secretly called the police and was poised to run as soon as she opened the car door. She did a mental countdown in her head and flung the car door open. In the split second it took Judge Maria to open the car door and hop out, Ben Red had hopped out of the car and was standing three feet away from her. "You didn't let me finish my list," the criminal said with amusement in his voice "did you really think I would let you get away? I also want, now that I think about it, a delicacy of some sort for my buddies that I plan to sell the cape and diamond to. Although, I would probably just devour the delicacy, I'am sick of jail food!" At that precise moment, several policemen jumped out of the bushes behind them and forced the criminal to his knees. "This time, I will put you in prison for good and you will never come out!" Judge Maria said menacingly, now full of courage because of the change in events, "Never again will you threaten the lives of anybody or

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