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[fury]

The coroner looks at Aaron as if he was stupid, [color=#6666CC;]"forensics have the blanket she was wrapped in. It was hand knitted, particles of hemp, dust and mouse droppings were found trapped in the material."[/color]

[Ghost]

"Well, I don't think I'm going to find anything new besides what your people have already. Unless there is anything out of the ordinary you can think of at present?"

[Ghost]

The man's silence wasn't very surprising; between Aaron being a complete stranger, and the no doubt throughness of the medical examinations Gray had been through already, perhaps there wasn't anymore to tell. he thought briefly about telling the man to release the body to the parents, but he realized he probably had no such authority. Besides, there was always the chance that someone would need a third look at her.

Pulling the sheet back over Teresa's body, he patted her lightly on her covered forehead, then nodded to the man, and headed out of the room. Regardless of how much he tried not to smell the fumes in this place, it crept into his nose and pores. It was better out in the anteroom, where he waited for the coroner to come out from having stored teresa back in the locker.

[fury]

[color=#6666CC;]"Satisfied your curiosity now has it? There is a copy of the report, and the forensics findings on the side there"[/color] He points to the counter.[color=#6666CC;]"Anything else you need?"[/color]

[Ghost]

Aaron picked up the report, and stuck it under his arms.

"No, thank you; this will be all for now. I appreciate your help; hopefully whoever did this will be caugh soon."

With that, he turned around and stepped outside into the somewhat fresher London night.

The night air was a welcome change after the chemicals and death inside. Tucking away the files for now, he headed back to his bike, deciding to take that drive out to the place where Teresa was snatched. It wasn't likely he'd find anything there, but he certainly wouldn't if he didn't go.