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Anatomist wrote:I think i can get the most out of miss Erica, i will be going upstate.Atauchi would you go with me? I always appreciate your company, i like also you having my back. Marcus as PI might be better suited to ask around in a prison anyways. I'll travel first thing in the morning.

Anyone burning for a visit to the Voodoo Killer?

Dr. Sánchez will eat his meal and drink some wine before he gets to his Hotell for some deserved well sleep.

OOC:   This is the post I was thinking of. I guess I misread it though. Atauchi isn't really keen on visiting the socialite. He'd rather go to the prison, heh.

jp1885 wrote:

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Cynthia finds a number of articles about the murders. The names of the victims, alongside the dates of their deaths, are listed. It is also mentioned that each one had an African occult symbol carved into their heads. She shows the information to Marcus.

"If that symbol is a guy with a big swirly head, then the killings must be linked to Larkin somehow. I wonder if there's any significance with the dates?"

If time allows, she'll compare the dates to a calendar to see if they have anything in common (phases of the moon etc.).

Checking against a calendar, Cynthia cannot see any obvious pattern to the killings.

Cunthia draws a blank with the dates, but writes them down, alongside the names, for further investigation.

Raiko wrote:

OOC:   No, not that I can see. I searched Anatomist's posts, he wanted to visit Erica, as he believed he'd be better suited to talk to her. He suggested that Marcus visit the prison.

OOC:   Thats correct, but as i understood it at last, Raiko wrote we all go to the library in the morning to so split up to the prison and Carlyle's Nemesio would investigate the Carlyles.

Amy looks over the list of dates to see when the murders started and how much time passed between them.

"Might be worth asking him if he knew Larkin or is a follower of that god he worshiped," Marcus says. "I get the sense its worshipers are the evangelical type."

He considers the professor's information. The Carlyle's ties to organized crime were interesting, though not really surprising to Marcus; he was of the view that the rich all had engaged in something of dubious legality to make their money, not that he was one to talk. But he wonders if he knows either Owney Madden or Arnold Rothstein.

OOC:   Marcus did some work for the underworld in his earlier days, so it's up to you Raiko if he ever met either man or has a good connection with anyone in their orbit.Let me know if a luck roll would be appropriate here.

"I've heard of Arnold Rothstein," says Amy. "Everyone in New York has. They say he's the one who fixed the 1919 World Series."

"Just goes to show you don't get as rich as the Carlyles without making connections; and you don't stay rich by not keeping them."

Cynthia grumbles, once again in awe at Sanchez's ability to conduct thorough research.

"We gotta tread carefully around these folks..."

"Say Marcus, reckon you can get any more stuff on the murders from your pals down the precinct if speaking to the killer himself draws a blank?"

"Might be a possibility, though I'm hesitant to pump my contact without giving anything in return. Don't want to burn him. If we go that route, we might want to consider forming a connection between Larkin and this Adams, imply he's part of a larger criminal conspiracy.

I know a guy in Madden's outfit, as it happens. Might be able to call in a favor. But unless we have something to offer him or his boss I'm not sure they'd be interested."

OOC:   Accidentally deleted the roll, I failed.

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Anderson is frustrated, he doesn't seem to find anything useful in the library.