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Post by CEIRA CAVANAUGH on Sept 17, 2018 2:33:55 GMT
CAVANAUGH, CEIRA
Introductions
Despite the scare she had just received, the redheaded former detective found herself in a familiar setting. Glasses clanged, voices were loud and radically slurred, and faint music of whatever seemed to be popular at the time, yet not heavy enough to bother the patrons brought life to the bar. Ceira, however, found her mind constantly drifting. Like telling a child not to press a button, and the child repeatedly attempts to press the button. Sometimes, the child would get scolded. Other times, the button would be pressed. Her worries, her anxieties and every stresser within the last few months were the button, her currently wandering thoughts were the child, and her guilt and inner voice were the terrible parental figure lurking in the background.
Distraction.
Ceira had needed a distraction and she had received just that. While the details were uncertain, Ceira did receive word from Aiko that a former client of hers required some... well, delicate detective work. While it didn't seem to involve anything out of the ordinary, or rather, hold any spiritual-requirements, it was enough for Ceira's attention to be distracted.
The client was a foreigner, like Ceira herself, and apparently would only work with foreign aid. The client also seemed well in comfort, the redhead thought to herself, as she reviewed some of the files and papers collected within the large folder Aiko had given her. As Ceira began to review exactly what it was the client wanted Aiko to look into, she started to understand exactly why Aiko had handed it to her. Aiko was tied by law in all her casework. The client, however, required some detective work not only without a paper trail, but as quickly and quietly as possible. Money, of course, seemed to be no issue.
Ceira let out a breath then closed the folder. Paperclipped to the back was a picture of a man; an American and former officer of the States, like herself. The redhead wouldn't be hard to spot either, should the man have been given her picture. A name and picture, however, was all she received of the man. Other than that, she was to work with him to solve the case quickly and efficiently.
Having slipped in through the front door, Jet hung around the entrance quietly for a moment, taking one last draw on his cigarette as he scanned the room. The smoke rose to the brim of his hat, concealing his eyes as he looked around at the different parties drinking and having a good time.
He was here for a job, which he had had a few since he had came to Japan, but none like this. The occassional lost animal or stolen bike, like he were some newbie beat cop. Having moved here was essentially like starting over in his career, which had its goods and bads, but it seemed like this was a real job. And if not, then it was interesting nonetheless.
The only information he had was a business card, from some company that he was still not entirely sure he translated correctly, with an address to this bar written on it, and on the back a single word, written in bright red ink.
It was fairly cryptic and ironically seemed it'd take a detective to figure out what the card meant for, but all Jet could do was follow the trail. It didn't take long before he found what he was looking for, seeing as she definitely stood out from the rest of the group. Truly, the Redhead.
Approaching the bar next to this woman, he leaned up against the wooden countertop and tugged a tiny book from his breast pocket. A totable Japanese-English translation dictionary, where he flipped through it in an attempt to order a whiskey on the rocks. He quietly mumbled to himself as he flipped through the pages, only to finally stutter out the word for "Whiskey" and "Ice". Sighing and nodding a bit of an embarrassed grin at the barkeep, he snapped the book shut and slipped it back into his pocket. As he slipped the book away, he withdrew from the same pocket the card with the red ink, placing it onto the bar and sliding it over to the woman without looking at her, speaking out just loud enough for her to hear him without getting drowned out by the chatter of the room.
Post by CEIRA CAVANAUGH on Sept 19, 2018 21:01:40 GMT
CAVANAUGH, CEIRA
Refreshing Dialect
Often Ceira found herself reaching out to a wide variety of contact while working a case. It also wasn't too farfetched to find the redhead working a case simultaneously with a department or even a private investigation agency itself. Today, however, Ceira would find herself in the company of a fellow investigator who, like herself, came from overseas. It wasn't hard to spot someone a good foot-taller than everyone else in the bar and the sharply dressed man seemed to find her with no issue either. As the man approached, Ceira's eyes fell upon the opened folder resting between the fingers of her left hand, examining the contents while her other lifted a glass of whiskey. Her brows perked, however, when the man attempted to order his drink; a tug of her lips was made and a smirk arose shortly thereafter.
"Suntory, rocks; highball," Ceira turned her head to one of the workers behind the bar that had been serving her up to this point and lifted up her own near-empty glass. When the man slid over a single card-stock card, her pinky finger caught it just as her glass tapped the bartop. "And another double. Same glass, please."
>>"Safe to assume I'm here to meet you, Red?"
"Cavanaugh," the redhead relaxed herself and turned in from her sideways placement on the barstool. She let out a brief cough to clear her throat and adjust her speech and dialect. "Ceira Cavanaugh. And just Ceira is fine. I haven't heard an English accent like that in quite some time. From the north-easte'n states?"
Meara and herself would often go back and forth between English and Japanese, depending on the topic, but it was rather refreshing to speak with someone other than her sister with that all-too-familiar dialect.
Lifting a leg to slip onto the barstool next to his new acquaintance, Jet slipped the brimmed hat off of his head and set it onto the bartop just as his drink was slid toward him, the ice in the glass jingling in its amber liquid. With a bit of a chuckle, he swiveled his chair to face a bit more in her direction, lifting his glass off the counter and tilting it in her direction as if to say cheers,
"Good ear, Cavanaugh.. doesn't sound like you're too far off..? Long way from home, don't you think..?" His eyes glazed over for a split second as if he were trailing off in thought, before taking a deep drink from his glass, setting it back onto the counter. "Pretty good Japanese, by the way.. almost took you for a local... if it weren't for the... fact that you stand out like a sore thumb. But hey, I'm one to talk right..?" He grinned a bit as his hand fished around in the inner pocket in his coat jacket, withdrawing a tiny carton of cigarettes, tapping it into his wrist until one jutted out of the opening. He hung it to Ceira, offering her one if she wanted,
"Need a smoke to wash down all that whiskey, Red..?" He offered a grin, looking her over a bit more closely now. She was a young lady, beautiful, and had an air about herself. So far, so good. Real good, in fact.
"Name's Jack, but everyone back in the states call me Jet, so y'know... grew on me.. Jet Jones, gotta ring to it huh?"
Post by CEIRA CAVANAUGH on Sept 21, 2018 15:41:45 GMT
CAVANAUGH, CEIRA
Cheers Mate
A gentle tilt was given to the glass in her hand as she lightly swayed her drink to the man's own. A muffled 'tink' sounded and the pair respectfully sipped their drinks. The man next to her most certainly gave off that noir-like aura; slick hair, sharp features and most certainly dressed the part.
"Good ear, Cavanaugh.. doesn't sound like you're too far off..? Long way from home, don't you think..?"
"Aye," Ceira nodded her head as the Irish-mixed-New England accent felt comfortably released from its cage. The redhead couldn't help the grin from rising upon her features and allowed a moment for her expression to abnormally soften. She had moved nearly half her current life ago and while she was forced to learn not only another language but adjust her English accents accordingly when acting as a translator throughout her life in Japan, picking it back up was like riding a bike. Not only that, but it almost felt as though her dad was there holding the back of her seat as she wobbly attempted to peddle down the road. He was from New York as well; he always got shit from the locals, but he was a local sports fan so they ended up forgiving him during those seasons... sometimes.
"Need a smoke to wash down all that whiskey, Red..?"
"Nuh," her lips parted to let the single-syllable out prior to being gifted that rich, malt liquor. With a quick swallow she replaced the glass upon the condensation-soaked coaster. "Quit some time back but the smoke never bothers me."
"Name's Jack, but everyone back in the states call me Jet, so y'know... grew on me.. Jet Jones, gotta ring to it huh?"
"Jet Jones," Ceira spoke the name carefully as she stroked her chin and gazed off in brief thought. "Sounds like a character from those old detective noir films." She sounded a single almost girlish chuckle before she returned to a more focused gaze. "I like it."
However, Ceira wasn't there to flirt. She was there for business, and while the redhead often mixed business with pleasure, today's case held anything but pleasure. With a more direct sip of her drink and a more hardened expression, the woman's free hand moved to reference the folder she had been reviewing prior to the man's arrival. She flipped the folder open to reveal several documents with paper-clipped pictures; a rather standard-appearing case file from a distance.
"Now let's get down to business," Ceira spoke with more confidence but in a more hushed yet focused tone. "I hope you enjoy locked-room mysteries, because I've got three of them that currently have three different police districts and their higher-ups baffled enough to call in for outside help."
Ceira reached into the folder and pulled out three different case files, each depicting a single murder victim. Each file and pictures attached showed near identical MO's; Modus Operandi. Each victim was male, ages 26, 32 and 41. Each victim was foreign, one from the States, one from England and the other originally from France. Murders were all taken place within Karakura and Naruki districts, all within each victim's home, with all entrances and exits locked from the inside. No signs of forced entry. There was no evidence found that depicted any other person was present within the home. All victims were single men, all living alone in apartment complexes, two of which were on floors higher than three stories up.
The cause of all three deaths was blunt-force trauma, though no murder weapon was found on any of the scenes. The murders were, most certainly, brutal. Each victim was brutally beaten, two of which were beyond facial recognition. It seemed the Unknown Subject brutally beat each victim with some form of armored glove; hard-platted, enough to shatter bone. All signs pointed to murders of passion, as each victim had their necks broken with severe bruising.
"One of the victims did have signs of another person living with them," Ceira spoke after a brief summary of the above mentioned while leaving full details for her fellow detective to find and read as she tilted each file in his visual direction. Another file was pulled from the folder; a single piece of paper and stapled picture. "A young girl; preteen grade-schooler. Neighbors say they recall seeing the young girl only recently, within the past couple of weeks, always with the victim. The only picture we have is one taken by a traffic cam one week ago. It shows the man walking alone down a main street and continuing off onto streets without cameras. Two hours later, he returns with this child. The man had only been living in his current residence for three months, and neighbors assumed the child was a relative; a niece or something. No child was found at the scene, the picture here is too blurry to run through the missing persons' database. A rough sketch was made from two of the neighbor's description, but thus far, nothing has come up. Two weeks worth of video feed show this man only going down this one single street. There aren't any other traffic cameras in this neighborhood, so the victim could have easily walked or driven the child back home or to some other location prior to their murder, but clothing, toys and grade school books were found in a smaller side room assumed to belong to the child."
It was a lot to take in, most certainly. Not only did she unveil a unique mystery of a locked-door case scenario, but three individual cases in total, all with identical MO's, as well as a possible missing persons' case. Ceira took her time thereafter to allow the man his own time to review the case files as well as to wrap his brain around the strange mysteries set before him. As such, the redhead took solace to her liquor, at least until it emptied. If that were the case, another pour was offered by the person behind the bar with another refill offered to the man if and when he finished his own.
Retracting his offer, Jet instead slipped the stubby white stick between his lips, tugging it from the carton before stowing it back away into his breast pocket. As his hand came back from his coat, a shiny silver flip lighter replaced the carton in Jet's palm. As she spoke, he listened, snapping open the lighter with a flick of his wrist, and thumbing the spark wheel to ignite the flame for his cig. As the flame finally lit, a small reverb of reiatsu would swirl around the fire before mellowing back, barely noticeable but it was there.
With an inhale, he drew the flame into the cigarette before finally flipping the lighter back closed and stowing it back into his pocket. After a moment, he finally let out his breath, smoke wisping up toward the ceiling. He stared at his glass as he listened to the details of their case, his brain working on each detail, having to keep himself from sighing. Another phantom case it seemed, couldn't be something simple. Then again, all he had in Japan up until this point was simple stuff, and that wasn't doin' the trick. So even if it wasn't going to be easy, Jet still welcomed it.
Staring down at the counter top, Jet tapped the spine of the folder against the wood in thought, taking another good sip of his whiskey. Finally, after a few moments of silence, Jet slid back the case files and withdrew his cigarette from the ash tray, taking another drag before mumbling out,
"The vics have any relation to each other, work history.. school, same dry cleaners?" The smoke rose up from Jet's lips, seeming to swirl a bit in the air as he mulled over the information, and each time he spoke a slight ripple went through the smoke as if it were reacting to him.
Post by CEIRA CAVANAUGH on Sept 21, 2018 19:25:59 GMT
CAVANAUGH, CEIRA
Information Overload
"I like where your head's at," Ceira grinned to the man's questionable approach, though despite her positivism, her response wouldn't match the tone. "Background checks were run on all the victims; one had a prior DUI, drunken disorderly conduct and obviously, the apartment was riddled with liquor bottles and beer cans. The other two were clean... somewhat. That is, until you dig a little deeper."
Ceira pulled one of the case files back and flipped through some of the pages.
"Victim number two; Fredrick Flintwood." A picture depicted a middle-aged man, the 32 year old victim, with rough features; beard, dark hair and sharp brown eyes. The page she landed her index finger on pointed to a brief paragraph of a report that seemed to have a bit of blacked-out redactions. "At age 10, Fredrick was victim of sexual abuse by a teacher of his school. The teacher was caught, tried, and currently serving time in jail back in England. Age 20, Fredrick moved to Karakura before finally settling here in Naruki at age 27."
Taking a brief moment to allow her intel to sink in, Ceira hastily finished another double, though uncharacteristically waved the bartender off when attempting to refill her glass. While there was certainly no way the woman was nearing her limit by any means, her attention to focus was required far more than her desire to drink.
"Going back to victim one; Gregory Painsen, the 41 year old and first victim. This is the one from the US; grew up in California, graduated college as a graphic designer, then moved to Japan after receiving a job in animation. Was credited on several successful animation shows and movies; work history is clean, until around age 30.
"DUI at age 31, a charge of drunken disorderly conduct at 33, and six months later, gets written up for assault. I guess animators make good money, because it seems his lawyer talked the sentences down to fines and house arrest. A few more write ups for aggressive behavior, then was fired from his job of over ten years, for assaulting one of his higher ups. From there, it shows he moved from apartment complex to apartment complex, with each location having a few pages of complaints, mostly noise complaints."
With a lifted finger, Ceira nodded to the bartender, who came over to fill her glass but also produce a bottle of ice-cold water. She was certainly parched at this point with all the information she relayed. She uncapped the bottle and took her time, slowly drinking roughly a third of the bottle. A satisfied sigh escaped her lips and then it was right back to focusing on the case. A cold, wet index finger moved to point to another paragraph on that particular page.
"Always paid with cash, on time with his rent and payments, and apparently lived not only off his own savings as an animator, but off an inheritance as well, up until his death.
"Third victim, Norville Rogers, age 26. This is the guy caught on camera with the kid. Grew up in an adoption home in France. Adopted to a family who moved here to Japan. Grade school incident at age 13; animal cruelty. Was found dissecting the class's pet rabbit. The teacher had replaced their rabbit three times prior to this incident and had assumed the two previous rabbits had been let loose by accident. Private school incident of bullying and aggressive behavior, but still graduated nonetheless."
In between various points of her explanation, Ceira worked on her whiskey, taking sips in between brief moments of pause before continuing. At this point, she took one final swig and placed the glass back onto the counter, allowing her index and middle finger to gently fling the glass along the surface, stopping just before the end of the counter. Along with the glass, Ceira tucked away a good amount of yen to pay for her and her new partner's drinks.
"Now... with all that info; I know it's a hell of a lot to take in since it's nearly four separate cases of crime, but putting all of that together, the common element aside from their geographical location, would be that all three victims experienced some sort of aggressive behavioral event. Since some were so minor or began overseas, the information wasn't brought to light until just recently, which prompted the forces to seek additional aid.
"While we're working alongside police investigations, Aiko, the chick that contacted ya, is a good friend of mine and works for uh... some... I dunno, she changes positions so often between those upper organizations an-ha... haha... hehe, changes positions. She sure does like changing positions, alright."
Ceira took a swig of her water and allowed that brief moment of childish humor to pass before hardening that resolve once more. It was then that she capped the water and began pulling the files and pictures back into the folder, standing as she did so.
"Anyway-yea, police have already done their initial and secondary forms of investigation, which is pretty much all in that file. Now, when things get this desperate, Aiko tends to give me a call and sends someone she knows... or maybe has her eye on, to tag along with me, since apparently I can't take care of myself... sometimes-she may be right sometimes, but still-that's like, not the only reason or even a big part of the reason, it's like, a small part of the reason, if it's even a part at all, which most times, it's definitely not."
As Ceira watched the man smoke his cigarette, throughout the story and explanation, that particular act of lighting the tobacco-rolled paper didn't go unnoticed by the redhead, and as those scarlet hues gazed briefly upon the area of which he held that lighter, she paused for but a moment before continuing eye-contact and starting her speech up again.
"Rambling aside, I'm kinda glad she found someone from the States. To be honest, it's a bit ... refreshing."
Jet sat back on his stool as he listened to the rundown of the 3 victims, seeing if there was anything that seemed to tie the three men together. If it weren't for the murder weapon being so similar then Jet would question if they were even related at all, and maybe they still weren't.
Back in the states, Jet had worked homicide for a few years, and boy was it grizzly sometimes. Even when you clocked out to go home, your mind never really could clock out, and he'd seen it consume a few of his coworkers. Law enforcement really gave you a dark view on the world around you and all the really twisted things that happen behind closed doors that the public just doesn't hear about. The way Caera could down her drinks really did show that she was probably a veteran in the investigative world. That, or a frat girl. Jet drew another drag on his cigarette, as his new partner stood to her feet, the smoke billowing out of his mouth as he blew it up towards the ceiling. The cloud rippled and swirled a bit, almost as if depicting images, but not enough to make out anything specific.
Taking to his own feet, Jet leaned over the bar and lifted his nearly emptied glass, downing the last gulp and nodding to the bartender before sliding the glass of ice back toward him. Grabbing his hat and nestling it back upon his head, he let a grin show to Caera, nodding to her about the final comment. "Likewise, Red. Good to hear some real english again." He chuckled a bit, before shuffling a hand into his pocket.
"Speakin' of which, the American... Painsen, his apartment isn't to far away from here is it. Maybe we should have a peek around, see if we can't get a better clue on where to start with all this mess." Withdrawing his hand with a jangle, he shook some keys lightly and tilted up the brim of his hat. "I'll drive... since luckily you drank enough for the both of us..." With a wink, he led her toward the door, opening it for her to go first, before following her out to the street. Stepping down off the curb, he rounded his way to the passenger's side of a black convertible, backstepping for a moment as he noticed something. He leaned in looked at the paint, licking his thumb and wiping a smudge, before continuing his way back to pop open the door for the redhead.
And for a brief moment, standing in his black and white attire, lit cigarette, and a car from a different era, it almost looked as if it were an old snapshot of a moment in the 60s. Jet seemed to gravitate to an era he never lived in, yet it seemed to fit him like a glove.
Post by CEIRA CAVANAUGH on Sept 24, 2018 2:27:15 GMT
CAVANAUGH, CEIRA
Nice Ride
>>"Likewise, Red. Good to hear some real english again."
The redhead smiled and tucked a few loose strands of hair behind her ear. She began to lead the man out, but like a gentleman, hastily grabbed the door for her as the two left. She gave a solid nod of her head in thanks and a kind smile before being greeted once more by the fresh, small-city air of Naruki. Well; to her, it was a small city. All the places out here were. Except Tokyo; Ceira had flown in there a few times. A lot of districts with a wide variety of diverse culture and people.
>>"Speakin' of which, the American... Painsen, his apartment isn't to far away from here is it. Maybe we should have a peek around, see if we can't get a better clue on where to start with all this mess."
"I like where your head's at," Ceira repeated the sentiment again as she stretched her arms and took in the scenery around her. However, the scenery of Japan would take a backseat once more as the man led them to a rather stylish, old-school Continental; black as night, polished to over-perfection, and as the man moved to hastily remove a light smudge prior to opening her door for her, Ceira found herself taken right back to her childhood once more.
"Wicked fuck'n pissah." Ceira gasped as the tips of her fingers rimmed her bottom lip. She was as frozen in place as the car before her was in time, unable to halt the memories of her father driving her and her sister down to the cape, along the shoreline, on their couch-on-wheels; Lincoln Town Car. This bad boy, however, held a far more mature appearance. "I never thought I'd see one of these again..."
>>"I'll drive... since luckily you drank enough for the both of us..."
The redhead squealed in delight as she gently and rather elegantly ushered her way into the passenger's seat. Granted, she had to get in on the street-side, which, since she hasn't driven herself in quite some times, was a bit awkward, but as soon as she sat down, it felt like everything was fresh yet still very much original; pristine condition. Add a few cigar burns here and there as well as the lego-head piece stuck in the back-seat cigarette ashtray and a small palette change and Ceira would've been right back in her childhood years.
"You're really are very old school, aren't you?" Ceira finally asked when Jet had taken the driver's seat. "And here I thought I was the senior. You work a badge back in the states, or out here in Japan?"
As Jet clicked the door shut securely after his partner found herself comfortable, he quickly worked his way back around to the driver's side, hopping up onto the curve and tugging open his own door. Slipping in next to her, he got himself nestled in with a click of his seatbelt, rubbing the steering wheel almost fondly as he recalled why it was special to him.
"Yeah, actually helped restore it as a kid, it was my grandfathers. Dad wasn't so keen on driving it, so it sat in the garage for years until he told me if I wanted a car then we had one..." He chuckled a bit and patted the wheel, slipping the keys into the ignition. Cranking it up, he dropped his hand onto the gear shift, "Yeah, guess it runs in the family, like things a bit more classic." Tapping his cigarette ash out onto the street, he carefully drew another drag on it.
"Oh heh, yeah... I actually hopped onto the force straight out of highschool, worked the beat for a few years before climbing the ladder to homocide." Staring a bit into the distance, he hung on his words alittle, taking another pull on his cigarette before finally exhaling, the smoke rising up into the street lights. "Since I've moved here I haven't had a real case, just the few odd jobs, cheating husband, lost pet..." Shrugging, he tapped his cigarette out one last time before flicking it into a trashcan nearby. Swish. "Nice to have some relaxed cases but.. I'm glad I have some real meat on my plate this time." He nodded at her and grinned, excited about the case and getting to know his new temporary partner. He made a small gesture as if to ask if she was good to go, before pulling out into the street and heading on down the road.
Post by CEIRA CAVANAUGH on Oct 1, 2018 19:50:19 GMT
CAVANAUGH, CEIRA
Victim One
"I see."
Just as it wasn't hard to spot a fellow badge or former badge, it wasn't any more or less difficult to catch the all too familiar grimace of working years in homicide. It tended to change people; whether it was for better or worse depended on what happened to fall on your desk, though more often than not, it was the latter. It was likely why her own father had moved from detective back to simple patrol. For a moment, the redhead wondered what could have been, had her father stayed on as a detective. For starters, he wouldn't have been shot, she and her sister would have never moved to Japan... then again, perhaps it's truly impossible to change one's own fate. Perhaps her father, despite not altering his line of work, would have still been-
>>"Nice to have some relaxed cases but.. I'm glad I have some real meat on my plate this time."
"A double-edged sword, most surely," the redhead nodded as the pair finally took off toward the location of the first crime scene. "It's good to have some real work, but also not good to have some real work."
She, of course, was referring to homicide specifically. It was always good to have work, but the line of work she did, or at least, while she was with her own force, often expressed the darker side of humanity. It wasn't pretty in the slightest and was often difficult to pull oneself out of the mindset that there was something beyond the sick and twisted minds of those she and her team chased.
Even with some light traffic, it didn't take long for the pair to pull up to the first victim's apartment. Just as the reports had stated, the fifth-floor apartment was littered with bottles. With a flash of a card, the one officer keeping watch over the crime scene allowed the two entry, and a heavy wave of stale beer, body-odor and old trash awaited the two.
"Oooof," Ceira winced and quickly reached to grab a pair of non-latex gloves. She tossed a pair to Jet, while using a third to somewhat breathe. It was a simple set-up; a three-room apartment, with two partially merged together as a living quarters and kitchen while a third room, down the hall from the kitchen, acted as a bedroom. In the living quarters, however, was where the murder took place and blood covered almost the entirety of the room's matted flooring.
"I guess I'll take the bedroom. You wanna take this room and the kitchen?"
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