Det. Dawson, Case File No. 14113
Back to Square One. I might have to go off the books for the next few weeks. Something doesn’t add up here. Finally logged Exhibit B, but it seems rather inconsequential to me. Traced the call back to a warehouse in Italy but all that was left there was dust and echoes.
Exhibit B (Sizlewski’s answering machine)
Probably just some kids screwing around, or some bored workers.
Det. Dawson, Case File No. 14113
This was pulled from the entertainment page of this morning’s edition of “The Daily Source”. Filed to archives.
After personally reviewing the surveillance tape submitted by Mr. Wolfe, it confirms that Westheimer was indeed at the TLW house as specified in the report. I thought it seemed too easy. Mugshot filed to archives as well:
Det. Dawson, Case File No. 14113
Status: Investigation is still in limbo. Have attempted contact with Noonien Corp. on multiple occasions and so far, nothing. Did a drive-by on an old facility but it looked deserted. The letter (Exhibit G) mentioned a relocation, but a whole company doesn’t just up and disappear. I’ve requested to look into this further, but the Captain says to drop it. Perhaps I will pursue this avenue on my own.
Motive: Hard to say. If it’s a kidnapping, what’s the ransom? Loved ones of Sizlewski have not been contacted with any demands. A hit of some kind? Possible, but searches of the surrounding area have so far yielded no clues.
Exhibit D:
Several bullet holes found in the bathroom wall from a Colt M4A1, which was also left on scene. Bullets pried from the wall have partial prints, and several full prints are left on the gun. Forensics said the weapon was fired at a distance of only a few feet away.
Currently running the prints. Should have a match soon.
Case No. 14113
Location: Abandoned apartment of Adam Sizlewski. Profession: Actor, stagename is Sizzler.
Status: Presumed missing
Exhibits A, C, E, F:
Photos of the crime scene reveal signs of a struggle, possible injury. Blood is a match for Sizlewski. Bullets removed from the wall match a handgun registered to Sizlewski. Neighbors heard the gunfire and alerted the authorities.
Exhibit G is most curious:
Package and envelope mentioned are missing. Nothing else appears to have been taken from the apartment. Investigation is on-going.