Creative Writing: Detective Union's Case

" South Florida has been experiencing a rash of homicides this past Month and we are strongly urging the community to take extreme caution. Officials have not made any arrests by my knowledge, nor do they have a suspect. "

Detective Union's morning read had been interrupted by the sweet, fulfilling chimes of, help. She knew it was only a matter of time and she'd been anticipating it. She hadn't been excited about visiting Florida, she was however, eager to work the case. She'd been following this case all the way from Chicago and just last year, she'd been adamant about bringing a person of interest in for questioning. Unfortunately, she didn't have enough evidence to back it.

" Detective Union, good morning. Lieutenant John, Ft. Myers P.D. We'd like to extend an invitation. "
" Invitation huh? "
" That's correct. I'm interested in your findings from last year, I think we may have inherited your, person of interest. "
" I think so too. I was actually just in the middle of a follow up, I can be on the first flight tomorrow morning if that works for you? "
" Yes. That would great. I'll see you soon then. "

" This time. I'll catch you this time " she thought to herself. Remembering when she first started this case, always
When her complaints kept being overlooked, she was sure it was because of what happened. When Cassandra had gotten word about detective Union and her problems with the Bureau, she contacted Union personally. Cassandra had complained of hearing muffled screams and loud music, which were brushed off as " maybe they're having sex ". Union had spent a few nights since, watching the building and even though she never saw anything out of the ordinary, she had knocked on the tenants door a couple of times. Each time, no one answered. She can recall hearing someone inside prior to knocking, but still no answer. Those were red flags for