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<blockquote data-quote="Maerdwyn" data-source="post: 2140215" data-attributes="member: 835">(ooc: back now, and recovered from way too much driving<img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />)As he gets dressed, preparing to go over to the Begay ranch, Solomon goes over the details on the reports in his head, and ends up talking out load again.&nbsp; &quot;The same animal?!&nbsp; As in the same exact *CED*ing coyote? All right...what does that mean?&quot; &quot;Can coyotes be domesticated? Maybe someone saw the murders, or at lease the burials, and takes his pet coyote out to...no that's doesn't make any sense...maybe the coyote belonged to one of the killers and it followed his master's scent to the scene and...No that doesn't work either... All right, back to that later - got to find this emailer.&nbsp; He knows what's going down and we don't have time to dance around or wait for the crumbs he decides to give us.&nbsp; Don't know how we're going to find him though.&quot;&nbsp; Solomon fires off a quick email reply to the odd message, knowing that it probably won't go through, but he tries it anyway:&nbsp;re:&nbsp; Route 70Received your information yesterday.&nbsp; Thank you.&nbsp; If you have more or want to meet, call my cell phone or mail me here.&nbsp; We can arrange for protection if you need it.&nbsp;Agent Solomon Brown&nbsp;After, on the drive to the Begay ranch with Andrews, Solmon gets in touch with the coroner, as well as the investigative officer on the Tooley case, in order to request information and autopsy notes.&nbsp;(ooc:&nbsp; sorry, I forgot about one other thing we requested: a comparison of the bite marks in the Braverman corpses and the Houston prostitutes - wasn't sure if we'd all forgotten or if was just not in yet)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Maerdwyn, post: 2140215, member: 835"] (ooc: back now, and recovered from way too much driving:)) As he gets dressed, preparing to go over to the Begay ranch, Solomon goes over the details on the reports in his head, and ends up talking out load again. "The same animal?! As in the same exact *CED*ing coyote? All right...what does that mean?" "Can coyotes be domesticated? Maybe someone saw the murders, or at lease the burials, and takes his pet coyote out to...no that's doesn't make any sense...maybe the coyote belonged to one of the killers and it followed his master's scent to the scene and...No that doesn't work either... All right, back to that later - got to find this emailer. He knows what's going down and we don't have time to dance around or wait for the crumbs he decides to give us. Don't know how we're going to find him though." Solomon fires off a quick email reply to the odd message, knowing that it probably won't go through, but he tries it anyway: [font=arial][size=1] re: Route 70 Received your information yesterday. Thank you. If you have more or want to meet, call my cell phone or mail me here. We can arrange for protection if you need it. Agent Solomon Brown [/size][/font][size=1][/size] After, on the drive to the Begay ranch with Andrews, Solmon gets in touch with the coroner, as well as the investigative officer on the Tooley case, in order to request information and autopsy notes. (ooc: sorry, I forgot about one other thing we requested: a comparison of the bite marks in the Braverman corpses and the Houston prostitutes - wasn't sure if we'd all forgotten or if was just not in yet) [/QUOTE]

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