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[b]Name:[/b] Linus Tripolis-Callaghan 
[b]Age at death:[/b] 9 and 4 months
[b]Current age:[/b] 31
[b]Cause of death:[/b] Homicide (blunt force trauma with claw hammer. Fatal injuries include cracked skull, crushed ribcage and damage to internal organs)
[b]Gender:[/b] Male
[b]Appearance:[/b]
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[b]Family:[/b] 
.Liana Tripolis (Mother, alive, currently aged 50)
.Liam Callaghan (Father, alive, currently aged 52) 
[b]Flat:[/b] 4 
[b]Bio:[/b] The investigative case regarding the homicide of an unidentified male child has long since gone cold. The boy was found lying face-down in a narrow alleyway behind Lughaidh Apartments. He was found covered in wounds that indicate that he was beaten to death with a small blunt object, showing no signs of decay other than rigor mortis that had only just begun to set in. Though police searched for years to find the perpetrator of the crime, no clues were left other than a few hairs on the boy's clothing that might have been his own, as they shared color and thickness. This wasn't enough evidence to convict anyone, especially since nobody stepped forward to help identify the child. 
In truth, the boy was not from the area at all, having spent his whole life in the town of Inverness, on the northeast coast of Scotland. His family was not rich, but they were well respected by those who knew them. Not many people new Linus, however. He rarely spoke to anyone directly, struggled academically and seemed to often be in poor health. When he went missing, the only person who stepped forward to offer information  and assistance to the police was the boy's father, Liam Callaghan. Linus's mother, Liana Tripolis, was noted as being distant and dismissive when questioned by the authorities and was not at all helpful to the investigation. Though the police found her lack of care for her child suspicious, they had no evidence to search the house or question her further. 
When a child bearing similarities to Linus Tripolis-Callaghan was found all the way across the border, nobody connected the two cases. Whoever murdered the soft-spoken boy has effectively gotten away with their crime. 
Since his death, the ghost of Linus Tripolis-Callaghan has been roaming around the flats of Lughaidh Apartments. 
[b]Personality:[/b] Linus is -or was- a soft spoken boy who was never known to utter a single word unless directly spoken to. To all who knew him, he came across as skittish and anxious, acting as if danger was just around the corner. He never did well in any school subject, seeming to be especially bad at writing and maths. Following his death, he seems not to have changed much. If anything, he has more of a paranoid affect than he did before he was killed, being prone to panic attacks and nightmares. Despite being in his 30s now, he's just as childlike as ever as of course his brain is no longer developing. Though he rarely speaks, he has a habit of watching and observing people.
[b]Theme song:[/b] Having difficulty thinking of one. Is this necessary? 
[b]Extras/other:[/b] I might add something to this later.
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