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that she would solve this murder with or without witnesses, she just needed to believe in herself. With that the conversation was over. Amie walked back to her desk then started going through files of family friends. She found a man’s file that had some red flags. Tim James had been arrested before for conspiracy of murder and for causing several fights. Based on what Colleen’s mother had told Amie it seemed like Tim would have a motive. Colleen and him had a nasty breakup a few months ago. This was enough to bring Tim in for questioning.
As Amie sat in the room across from Tim she saw no remorse on his face. She began to question Tim first starting by asking, “Where were you on the night of Colleen’s murder?” He answered vaguely saying,

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