Chapter 906

"Yeah, the killer did enter and exit through the window. That also explains why there were no footprints left in the room or hallway after the murder," Frederick said while nodding.

Then, he put on gloves and opened the window.

Looking down from the 23rd floor, the height would make one's head spin. The apartment’s exterior was a glass surface. The bare and slick touch made it impossible to imagine how someone could climb to the 23rd floor.

"What a smart alec! Do you think we didn’t consider that possibility? It was the first one we ruled out! Prove it to us if you insist that you’re right. I want to see how anyone could enter or exit through the window!" Jorge taunted.

Frederick wasn’t foolish enough to suggest using a rope to lower oneself down—it was the 23rd floor, after all.

A rope long enough to descend 200 feet and strong enough to hold an adult would be too noticeable. And if the killer did use a rope, how would they unhook themselves after landing?

"It’s easy," Frederi