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In this chapter, there will be hints of sexuality, explicit violence, and sensitive (religious) topics for some adults.
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The first question was about his relationship with Samantha Riley.
To which John told that he was his lover for an occasion.
He also reiterated that he met her that time they visited, along with Raul and Rose.
He gave superficial details about his sexual approach, it was not because of any feeling, only sexual desire, but, they never met again.
They also didn't have any contact after that.
Days later, he learned of his passing.
They asked him about the times of his departures and entrances during the night and if he had alibis that matched those schedules and people who had seen him to testify.
John's head began to hurt.
Too many questions and all with a somber, accusatory tone.
Then, Agent Brown asked about Samantha's pants.
Jhon, remember mentioning it just now.
Jhon, is uncomfortable, but tries not to lose his temper despite the nerves.
He says that he has to be at home, he usually keeps the pants of all his lovers in a drawer.
A grimace of displeasure is reflected on Agent Brown's face.
Agent Johnson tells her that there are things they should examine, therefore, he asks for an appointment to go to her house to pick up that pants to corroborate that it belongs to the deceased.
This would make the connection between the two more palpable.
Somewhat upset, Jhon agrees to give them a schedule.