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Message: <blockquote data-quote="hewligan" data-source="post: 4486055" data-attributes="member: 19688">Ven VinderHemlock closes the door of the cell, and walks slowly with you all towards the far end of the hall."Clearly I have to let him go. The guy is traumatised, and would appear to be completely innocent. I cannot just keep him captive on the grounds of discovering the bodies and alerting us. His clothing was clean, his body untouched, and his small apartment was, well, not spotless, but certainly contained no blood stained clothing or anything similar.Now Ven, Ven Vinder, he is also due for release. Heck, his wife has corroborated his claim to have been home the whole time, and it is understandable that he flew into a rage - after all, we had just told him his daughter had been killed. My plan is to fine him for violent conduct, but otherwise to let him free. He needs to go home and grieve. Still, ask him what you will. As I have said before, I need help here, and if you can see something I have missed, then great!"Hemlock opens the door, looking into the room. A late middle-aged man, strong and with a well trimmed beard and the firm gut of one who enjoys fine food, sits slumped, his face in his hands. At the noise he sits upright, wiping what appears to be tears from his face. He looks demolished. The area around his eyes is red and swollen, but all else looks like the life has been drained from him.What, Hemlock? What?"</blockquote>