Sophia walked into the precinct holding in her heart the news she just received that may likely prove Adams innocent if he had an alibi that could prove he was nowhere near the crime scene at two in the morning.
Though she had already figured out that being a bartender, the only bartender at the club, it would be impossible for him to leave his position for anything at two in the morning because that was a busy time of the night and a lot of drinking would be taking place around that time.
For him to be able to leave the bar by four in the morning, it meant the bar was likely less busy from three but same could not be said around two, the estimated time of murder. These were all conjectures, his whereabouts still needed to be proven for him to be proven innocent.
The question of before popped into her head. Without Adams they were very much back to square one. It was impossible to go about arresting all brown skinned men to find the killer.
