The mystery on Melbourne Bridge
It was an early and slow start for the forensics detective Lewis, but coincidentally it was a dull and boring day too. The clouds rumbled over ‘Precise Investigations’, Lewis’s department had not had a call since last week. This was rare as Lewis was called frequently by his brother in-law, Frank. Frank was head detective at the Melbourne police station and often called up for advice and help. The Police department usually relied on Lewis for help as he was a fine forensics detective.
Lewis and Frank were quite close for in-laws, Frank missed the days working alongside his best detective Lewis. They were partners in crime, they were always the team for the hardest crimes. This was until Lewis unexpectedly …show more content…
“From a search of the body all we found was a business card to ‘St kilda dry cleaners’ we assume he's a client”
This discovery wasn't any help to Frank or Lewis so Frank asked him to do a missing person search and see if any pictures match.
* * *
As Lewis was searching in the missing persons data bases, his phone rang, It was Frank. Frank said “We found another body, this time washed up on the banks, nothing was found except that same card in her pocket, I want you to check it out”.
“Will do Frank” Lewis replied
Lewis grabbed his coat and ran out the door. Lewis immediately requested an Uber and while he waited the only thoughts that came to his head was the fact that this was most likely some sort of drug operation.
* * *
Lewis’s uber pulled into the dry cleaners. It looked old and run down from the outside and looked to be closed. Lewis spotted a small open signed that proved different, Lewis walks in and the lights are flickering, it smells musty and dirty. The store looked empty with carpet and wall stains and an endless dripping sound in the background. Lewis, intrigued, jumped over the small counter and went through the door dividing the front and back rooms. At the same time a suspicious looking man walked out of one of the back doors with a caution sign hanging from it. The man quickly pulled off his mask and asked “Can I help you
It was an early and slow start for the forensics detective Lewis, but coincidentally it was a dull and boring day too. The clouds rumbled over ‘Precise Investigations’, Lewis’s department had not had a call since last week. This was rare as Lewis was called frequently by his brother in-law, Frank. Frank was head detective at the Melbourne police station and often called up for advice and help. The Police department usually relied on Lewis for help as he was a fine forensics detective.
Lewis and Frank were quite close for in-laws, Frank missed the days working alongside his best detective Lewis. They were partners in crime, they were always the team for the hardest crimes. This was until Lewis unexpectedly …show more content…
“From a search of the body all we found was a business card to ‘St kilda dry cleaners’ we assume he's a client”
This discovery wasn't any help to Frank or Lewis so Frank asked him to do a missing person search and see if any pictures match.
* * *
As Lewis was searching in the missing persons data bases, his phone rang, It was Frank. Frank said “We found another body, this time washed up on the banks, nothing was found except that same card in her pocket, I want you to check it out”.
“Will do Frank” Lewis replied
Lewis grabbed his coat and ran out the door. Lewis immediately requested an Uber and while he waited the only thoughts that came to his head was the fact that this was most likely some sort of drug operation.
* * *
Lewis’s uber pulled into the dry cleaners. It looked old and run down from the outside and looked to be closed. Lewis spotted a small open signed that proved different, Lewis walks in and the lights are flickering, it smells musty and dirty. The store looked empty with carpet and wall stains and an endless dripping sound in the background. Lewis, intrigued, jumped over the small counter and went through the door dividing the front and back rooms. At the same time a suspicious looking man walked out of one of the back doors with a caution sign hanging from it. The man quickly pulled off his mask and asked “Can I help you