Wild dog

[kabukiman]

OOC: I'm sorry ghill, but I can't see your results. What rolls did you get?

[ghill]

OOC:   Spot hidden 1d100=10 Psychology 1d100=82

Paulus can't get a good read off the man, but think he's noticed something.

[kabukiman]

You cannot notice anything about the man, he is probably telling the true. But Paulus notice that there are lot's of books about genetics. Lot's of them really. And several small handwritten books. And a closet.

[ghill]

Paulus tries to give a subtle nod to the others with regards the books.

"I'm sorry sir we haven't be formally introduced my name is Richard Paulus, you are?....... The connection we're looking for is where these strays might be found. Watchdogs is an animal welfare charity at heart so our aim in this case will be to find the dogs and if they are strays to remove them to one of the charities kennels where they can be re-homed at a later date. I have to say I'm surprised you say there are no dogs here, the reason we are here is several villagers claimed there were dogs at the orphanage. Why do you think they might say that?

Paulus lets his comments sink in then continues

"Might there perhaps be dogs attracted to the orphanages bins. Dogs can be terrible scavengers, especially strays who have to live by their wits, or perhaps the children have been giving them titbits and treats. If you were to let us walk around the orphanage's grounds we could quickly tell you if there is evidence of dogs getting onto the orphanages property and any measures you might take to prevent it happening again."

[kabukiman]

The man looks at you deeply and the makes an ironic smile.
My name is Luis da Cunha Francisco de Almeida Castro da Nóvoa and I'm the Director of this Orphanage. I seriously doubt that any of those dogs would managed to enter here, unless they would be able to fly. And about the children... we are very strict. None of them would dare to break the rules. I do not now anything abouth the locals: we avoid any contact with them, since they are just a bunch of ignorant fishers and they are just probably trying to avoid been considered guilty. But I do not see any problem in letting you see the outside ground. - He raises his voice and says:
José!- The door is open and the man you say before, enter, receives some instructions and nods. Finally the director says:
-Well, I think you can go now with José. After you finish looking and not finding any trace of animals, you don't need to bother to return here, you can go away. With this words, he dismiss you and return reading some report.

[ghill]

Many thanks for your assistance director. I promise we'll be out of your hair as soon as possible. Then turning to the janitor. José why don't you lead the way, we'll follow after. then turning back to the director. Director, I assume as long as we don't take pictures of the children, you are OK with us taking photos. We can use them to highlight anywhere which may be at risk or encouragement to these stray dogs so prevent them from hanging around the orphanage.

Paulus will agree to whatever the Director says about photos.

As soon as they are out of the office and following Jose at a suitable distance, Paulus whispers to the others. Take in every detail, photograph everything you can get away with. I think we'll be coming back here to look around. I'm sure that creep is up to something.".

[kabukiman]

The director agreed with pictures as long as you don't publish them.

[Mr. Handy]

Paula nods, taking out her cell phone and starting to snap pictures with it.

[ghill]

Paulus takes occasional photos but not of the things he is most interested which are all related to the Orphanages security. What windows are barred, which doors and windows are alarmed, where he might climb over the wall, where there is cover anything which will help him get into the Orphanage with as little effort and smallest risk.

[kabukiman]

The place seem quite easy to penetrate: you don't see any special measures of security. The windows aren't bared (they cannot be by legal reasons), the alarm seems pretty normal. It seems easy.
Jose after some time, looks at his clock and make a sign to see if you have finished.

[drone232]

"May we speak to any of the children Jose? The children may have seen some of the strays we're looking for, even if they haven't interacted with them. asks Agent Parker

[Mr. Handy]

"Yes, I'm sure the children would have played outside," says Paula. "They might have seen or heard something."

[kabukiman]

-Sim.
The man call some kids. They are all very thin, some with slender eyes. He says something in a harsh voice and then the kids look very afraid. One of the them gulps and asks:
-What do you want miss?

[Mr. Handy]

"Do you remember when the American came to visit?" asks Paula. "The one who was killed recently by an apparent dog attack?"

[kabukiman]

-There was a foreigner, yes. But he didn't speak to us, only to the director. He wasn't nice.

[ghill]

While the others are talking Paulus slips outside and walks around the outside of the building, looking for points of entry whether they are doors windows or simply a tree next to a fence.

[kabukiman]

Paulus:

You see a small kid making you a sign calling you, behind the school building.

[ghill]

Paulus doesn't make any sign of having seen the boy but wanders over until he is within earshot.

"Hey, hows it going."

[Mr. Handy]

"Really?" asks Paula, surprised at this revelation. "What did he do or say that wasn't nice?"

[drone232]

Agent Parker sees the man give him an odd stare.
[dice]0[/dice]
But nothing seems suspicious.