[i]‘Engaged yea but no date was set or even seemed discussed.’[/i] Devin thought as he watched the two women walk away leaving him with jolly Joel. Forcing himself to look away from Harper and the goofy shoes he brought himself back to the conversation. [b]“So, did anyone get a good look at our shooter?” [/b]

Joel was even more out of it than Devin. He was still looking and seemingly shooting daggers at Harper when the question was asked. Without looking back at Devin, he kept the minuscule amount of conversation going. [b]“Like I said they think they saw the person run into central park.”[/b]

[b]“Think they saw?” [/b]Devin put his notebook away. Anytime he was told someone said they think they saw he knew it was likely BS. Most of the time the think they saw translates to I think they said because I can’t remember. It meant Devin was going to have to repeat the interviews Joel was too distracted to do correctly. 

As he passively thanked Joel for his time and where the people who witnessed the murder were standing, he saw a small collection of women seemingly out for a jog. God Bless Yoga Pants he thought as he walked over to them and began to interview them. "Hello Ladies my name is Detective Coal. I am so sorry your morning jog was interrupted, but could you answer some of my questions?" He flashed a classic all american smile that earned some friendly replies.  

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Jordan bent down and looked at the body. It was weird that there wasn’t that much blood. Three shots in the chest usually makes a body bleed. Especially since she could tell there was exit wounds on the back. What is more there didn’t seem to be that much blood anywhere else. 

[b]“The lack of blood is…. Odd.”[/b] She said finally. [b]"The shots were the kill points, but I won’t know more till a full autopsy. As for where he was shot, I can’t see this being an easy man to move. Must be at least six feet tall and likely never passed on a free meal.”[/b] Jordan stood back up and watched Harper start to case the space around the scene.

[b]“Welp my job is done till we get him on the slab. So now can we talk about more important things?”[/b] her question was very much rhetorical as she barely paused to listen to any sort of reply. [b]“Am I supposed to plan this drinks plan tonight and not show up or are you going to chick out and not show up unless I do?” [/b]